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America Turned Misogynoir Into an Algorithm
Ashley E. Jones explains how America’s contempt for Black women travels from political rhetoric and internet culture into AI, automated hiring, and…
Sep 4
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August 2026
He Heard the Dream at Eleven. Now He Wants the Plan.
Harold Michael Harvey remembers the voice that stopped him cold in 1963. At the 2026 March on Washington, the memory was powerful. The machinery of…
Aug 30
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Gary, Indiana Went Dark for Two Weeks. This Is You Sooner Than You Think.
Gary’s two-week power crisis exposed how old infrastructure, poverty and the price of escape turn the same disaster into different emergencies.
Aug 26
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America Owes $40 Trillion. Now the Bond Market Wants Blood.
Trump said not to worry, but the 30-year yield is back near its 2007 level while nominal debt held by the public is 6.62 times its 2006 level. The…
Aug 21
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She Almost Died Giving Birth. Now She’s Running for the Georgia Senate
Sonya Wimberly Hawkins challenges Marty Harbin in Georgia Senate District 16, where power bills, data centers, religious freedom and Black maternal…
Aug 19
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What Is Constitutional Psychology? Meet Angelica Garcia
In conversation with Angelica Garcia, I tested Constitutional Psychology against policing, the “overseer class,” political fear, and institutions that…
Aug 13
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120,000 Cameras. 20 Billion Scans. Who Is Watching the Police?
The Washington Post identified at least 50 officers who faced charges or accusations of misusing license-plate readers. The deeper danger is a…
Aug 3
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July 2026
I Need to Correct Yesterday’s Update
I said paid subscriptions had stalled. Before the day was over, $162 came in from membership signups.
Jul 30
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Well, the Coffee Kept Moving. The Subscriptions Didn’t.
As of July 28, Buy Me a Coffee is at $343. That leaves $357 of the immediate shortage, and no new paid subscriptions have come in since the last update.
Jul 28
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NVIDIA Lost More Than $10 a Share Before Lunch. I Own Some of It.
I went looking for a reason and ended up inside NVIDIA’s customer list.
Jul 28
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That First $8 Subscriber Wasn’t the Last One
As of July 27, Buy Me a Coffee has reached $200. Annual and monthly memberships have now brought in $168.
Jul 27
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Okay. The Post Is Working.
Eighteen hours later, Buy Me a Coffee is at $95, and XVOA has its first new $8 monthly subscriber in a long time.
Jul 26
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