Joe Mathews is a Senior Director at The Public Square. He covers a range of topics including California politics, culture, and society, with a focus on democracy and its intersection with academia and current events. Joe's work has been featured in numerous publications including USA TODAY, the Los Angeles Times, and Zócalo Public Square.
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Joe Mathews' coverage predominantly focuses on local and national politics, with a strong emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. He also delves into opinion editorials related to government and politics.
If you're considering reaching out to Joe, providing expert insights or opinions related to political events in the United States, particularly California, may be well received. Additionally, topics such as elections, democracy issues specific to California's political landscape could pique his interest.
Given his extensive focus on Arnold Schwarzenegger and discussions around potential presidential runs or other political involvement by the former governor of California might also provide relevant hooks for outreach.
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In their football season opener, St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy, a Catholic school in Downey in L.A. county, lost to Buchanan High (of Clovis), 38-0.
By: Joe Mathews
Despite the fierce backlash to DEI programs, the quest for equity is alive and advancing in state's high school sports
By: Joe Mathews
Difficulties of achieving equity have fueled rollback of DEI programs in universities and workplaces. But the quest for equity advances in high school sports.
From a 1-9 Regular Season to the State Final, This California High School Football Team Championed Equity
By: Joe Mathews
Despite the fierce backlash to DEI programs, the quest for equity is alive and advancing in state's high school sports
The difficulties of achieving equity have fueled fierce backlash, and the rollback of DEI programs in universities and workplaces. But intriguingly, the quest for equity is alive and advancing in California high school sports.
For the new year, you might have resolved to give up booze or bonbons. Maybe you should join me in giving up elections instead.
By: Joe Mathews Zócalo
Because democracy and elections, often used as synonyms, are two very different things. That was the central lesson of 2024, the biggest election year in history
By: Joe Mathews
For the new year, you might have resolved to give up booze or bonbons. Maybe you should join me in giving up elections instead.
They Don’t Advance Democracy—They Poison It
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