Joe Mathews is a Senior Director at The Public Square. He focuses on culture and society, exploring themes such as cultural movements, internet culture, and social interests, while also addressing regional interests and world news. Joe's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Press-Enterprise, Los Angeles Times, and USA TODAY.
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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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Casablanca-to-Tangier Is Thriving While Bakersfield-to-Merced Languishes
A North African kingdom of modest wealth proved that focus and expert leadership beat endless delays
By: Joe Mathews Zócalo
The automated voice over the loudspeaker is polite, and its English is American-accented. “For your convenience, we invite you to make your phone calls from the platform between the cars.”
If we lack the courage to close ICE concentration camps, then let’s admit it. And stop pretending we are better than our past.
By: Joe Mathews
OPINION: Instead of spending massive amounts to build new detention centers, the federal government should just reopen Manzanar, contributing columnist Joe Mathews writes.
Adapting Wartime Camps for ICE Is the Pragmatic—and Honest—Thing to Do
By: Joe Mathews
If America is determined to build a massive new incarceration system, its World War II concentration camps provide a grotesquely familiar model.
Nothing can cure Oakland’s blight — except perhaps its people.
By: Joe Mathews
OPINION: The scope of Oakland’s blight, from west to deep east, is staggering. Oakland annually receives 25,000 cleanup requests for illegal dumping — an average of 70 every day.
