Journalist in PA. | Contributing writer, @UnHerd Also found at: @CompactMag_ @Jacobin @Bungacast
Harrisburg, United States (Local)
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Ryan Zickgraf's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics, with an emphasis on Atlanta and Georgia. He also covers education-related topics. His articles often include expert commentary, industry-specific insights, and government announcements.
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Somewhere in America right now, a 26-year-old is standing in his bathroom, downing his stack: creatine, a fistful of supplements, ashwagandha for the cortisol.
The 'Me Decade' — 50 years later
In interviews this week, Bernie Sanders proved that despite what his critics say, he’s far from a Left-wing purist. The cantankerous senator is fully capable of showing savvy and making strategic statements that often anger the online Left. On CNN, Abby Phillip asked him about Hasan Piker, specifically about Piker’s old line that America “deserved” [...]Read More...
Americans are more selfish than ever.
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If you’re under 40, you likely haven’t heard of Ward Churchill, who died this week at 78. That’s too bad, because the former University of Colorado professor turned Bush-era national figure of scorn was a pioneer — arguably the first viral prototype of the America-hating woke professor, at a time when it just meant something [...]Read More...
If you're under 40, you likely haven't heard of Ward Churchill, who died this week at 78.
Over the weekend, the New York Post observed the return of one of America’s most enduring political punching bags: the champagne socialist. The newest specimen is Grace Ryan, a 25-year-old New York University graduate and former Brad Lander organiser whose father built a $10 million chocolate business. After photos circulated of her smoking a cigar [...]Read More...
America gave Prince Harry and Meghan Markle streaming deals, sunshine, and an insane amount of money. What it couldn't give them was a personality independent of the monarchy.
The peerless social critic skewered a culture of self-absorption much like today's.
