Joshua Klugman
@jklugman.bsky.social
Sociologist at Temple University
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I think substack has contributed to ruining journalism, with a direct-to-reader model that displaces all the workers in journalism who aren't writers. One direct effect is -- no editors to improve the writing and reject the bad pieces. I have yet to subscribe to a paid blog on that platform.
February 12, 2026 at 2:22 PM
I think substack has contributed to ruining journalism, with a direct-to-reader model that displaces all the workers in journalism who aren't writers. One direct effect is -- no editors to improve the writing and reject the bad pieces. I have yet to subscribe to a paid blog on that platform.
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American football is rotten to the core and we'd all be better off without it.
A 16 year old San Antonio kid was essentially killed by a football coaching staff during an offseason workout.
Players were subjected to punishment drills and repeatedly noted the distress of their teammate, to no avail.
After he collapsed, the rest of the team was compelled to continue the drill.
Players were subjected to punishment drills and repeatedly noted the distress of their teammate, to no avail.
After he collapsed, the rest of the team was compelled to continue the drill.
February 13, 2026 at 5:56 PM
American football is rotten to the core and we'd all be better off without it.
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What a shame. “DOGE affiliated staff, some of whom were responsible for pushing out thousands of federal workers, texted one another on Thursday about whether they would be fired next, according to administration officials.” www.wsj.com/politics/elo...
The Day That Trump and Musk Torched Their Partnership
An afternoon of escalating attacks left the men threatening to wield their power against each other.
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June 6, 2025 at 2:18 AM
What a shame. “DOGE affiliated staff, some of whom were responsible for pushing out thousands of federal workers, texted one another on Thursday about whether they would be fired next, according to administration officials.” www.wsj.com/politics/elo...
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Yunseo Chung, the Columbia student and green-card holder who has been in hiding since ICE tried to disappear her in March, wins sweeping order preventing her arrest and detention.
She becomes the first of these pro-Palestinian advocates to circumvent the Trump administration policy to deport them.
She becomes the first of these pro-Palestinian advocates to circumvent the Trump administration policy to deport them.
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June 6, 2025 at 1:56 AM
Yunseo Chung, the Columbia student and green-card holder who has been in hiding since ICE tried to disappear her in March, wins sweeping order preventing her arrest and detention.
She becomes the first of these pro-Palestinian advocates to circumvent the Trump administration policy to deport them.
She becomes the first of these pro-Palestinian advocates to circumvent the Trump administration policy to deport them.