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Who wants to discuss The 1619 Project, by Nikole Hannah-Jones?
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The Highlighter on your Kindle?Listen now (4 min) | As I’ve shared in a previous audio letter, the typical reader of The Highlighter opens the newsletter, reads the blurbs, and wants…
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Searchable article archive!Listen now (2 min) | Over the past 3 1/2 years, The Highlighter has published more than 800 outstanding articles. Loyal readers should be able to search…
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It’s January! Let’s read and discuss “Good Mother,” by Sierra Crane MurdochPlease sign up for our free discussion on Sunday, January 30
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...and there’s still time to sign up (until this Wednesday, Jan. 12)
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My (new) thoughts on Jia TolentinoListen now (3 min) | Except for Nikole Hannah-Jones, Jia Tolentino is maybe the most-highlighted author in the newsletter (~6 times so far?). So when…
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A personal audio letter from me to youListen now (1 min) | Thank you for being a VIP member of The Highlighter. I really appreciate your support! One way that I want to share my gratitude is…
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Plus: You have until this Saturday 1/22 to sign up for this month’s discussion
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Pop-Up Article Club = greatListen now (2 min) | Hi again VIP members! Last week’s inaugural audio letter was a hit, so I’m back with another installment. This time I reflect on…
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It’s July! Let’s read and discuss “Private Schools Are Indefensible,” by Caitlin FlanaganAn article on how fancy independent schools promote inequity and hypocrisy
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Here we go! Let’s read and discuss Jia Tolentino’s “The Tyranny of the Ideal Woman”At long last, Article Club is here! I’m very happy to announce that our inaugural article will be “The Tyranny of the Ideal Woman,” by Jia Tolentino…
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Also: This Sunday is the last day to sign up for our discussion next Sunday, October 24
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