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79 social justice newsletters from across the web

Andrew Doyle | Substack
by Andrew Doyle
Andrew Doyle, a writer and comedian, dissects the culture war, free speech, and the struggle of liberty vs. authority, challenging groupthink and advocating for open dialogue.

History Can't Hide from Kahlil Greene | Substack
by Kahlil Greene
Kahlil Greene uncovers suppressed histories of racial, religious, gender, class, and LGBTQ+ oppression, revealing their impact on today's world and fighting erasure.

ANUSHAY'S POINT | Anushay Hossain | Substack
by Anushay Hossain
Anushay Hossain, author of The Pain Gap, offers feminist insights and political analysis on women's health and rights, passionately advocating for healthcare equity.

Letters from Suzanne | Suzanne Moore | Substack
by Suzanne Moore
Suzanne Moore's "Letters from Suzanne" delivers unapologetically feminist commentary on the personal and political, fostering a warm, welcoming space for dialogue.

Alice Rothchild, MD
by Alice Rothchild
Weekly insights on Israel/Palestine politics from physician, author, & filmmaker Alice Rothchild, MD. A 'Week in Review' perspective.

The Big Picture from NOTICE News | Andrew Springer | Substack
by Andrew Springer
Biweekly deep dives from NOTICE News connect daily headlines to greed, racism, and capitalism, exposing how power shapes the news cycle.

Project Save the World's Substack | Substack
by Project Save the World
Project Save the World features weekly forums and articles on global dangers (war, climate, pandemics, AI) and publishes Peace Magazine quarterly.

Channel 4 News | Substack
by Channel 4 News
Channel 4 News delivers engaging news and analysis from trusted experts, committed to challenging expectations and pursuing truth with a touch of mischief.
Cause Cinema | Jon Fitzgerald | Substack
by Jon Fitzgerald
A guide to socially relevant movies, series, and campaigns, plus insights into developing and producing social impact projects.

Newsletter Nem Toda Mulher | Substack
by Newsletter Nem Toda Mulher
Nem Toda Mulher is a paid newsletter democratizing debate, offering free social and affirmative subscriptions for marginalized or economically vulnerable groups.

thePeriod | Substack
by thePeriod
Journalist Corinna De Cesare delivers feminist insights, challenging narratives across current events, culture, and politics, with articles, podcasts, and a book club.

hankycode
by Rebecca
Rebecca's hankycode spotlights LGBTQ+ history and current queer experiences, documenting them proudly. It provides artist features, education, and community.

Living the Questions with Parker J. Palmer | Substack
by Parker J. Palmer
Parker J. Palmer shares insightful essays exploring education, spirituality, leadership, and social change, informed by his ten award-winning books.

The Lead | The Lead Editors | Substack
by The Lead Editors
Independent, progressive UK journalism from The Lead covers politics beyond Westminster, connecting people and place to policy impacts and offering solutions.

Liberation Education Newsletter | Desireé B Stephens | Substack
by Desireé B Stephens
Desireé B. Stephens shares trauma-informed, wellness-centered education on decolonization, intersectionality, and dismantling oppression for collective liberation.

Last Chance Cafe | Mother Mary Bernadette | Substack
by Mother Mary Bernadette
Mother Mary Bernadette's Last Chance Cafe explores an eclectic mix of art, literature, history, politics, and philosophy, meeting unsung heroes and memorable eras.

Bodies of Knowledge | Bo Forbes | Substack
by Bo Forbes
Psychologist Bo Forbes offers actionable tools on embodiment, synthesizing science, psychology, and social context for personal and collective well-being.

Kinfolk Daily by CRWNMAG | Substack
by CRWNMAG
Kinfolk Daily by CRWNMAG delivers soulful, politically aware storytelling through essays, interviews, and cultural notes, crafted as a love letter to Black women.

Real Patriotism with Terry Moran | Substack
by Terry Moran
Former ABC News journalist Terry Moran reclaims the true meaning of patriotism, emphasizing truth, liberty, justice, and democracy for all.

Stephen Hanmer D'Elía JD, LCSW | Stephen Hanmer D'Elía,JD,LCSW | Substack
by Stephen Hanmer D'Elía,JD,LCSW
Stephen Hanmer D'Elía, an LCSW & JD, analyzes trauma, attachment, and power in individuals and institutions, linking the personal to the political.

Fair Care Idaho | Substack
by Fair Care Idaho
Fair Care Idaho, a disability rights nonprofit, strengthens Idaho's direct care workforce. It provides policy updates and resources for compassionate, dignified care.

Frazzled About Education | Substack
by Frazz
Educator Mrs. Frazzled provides humorous, satirical breakdowns of education policy and actionable insights to empower readers in advocating for public schools.

Capibara | Gabriele Palumbo | Substack
by Gabriele Palumbo
Gabriele Palumbo's Capibara delivers weekly sociological commentary on current affairs, politics, humor, and memes, offering introspective takes on modern life.

Graphic Rage with Aubrey Hirsch | Substack
by Aubrey Hirsch
Aubrey Hirsch delivers feminist comics on gender, justice, and life as a woman in America. Reader-funded work ensures independent, accessible storytelling.

Critical Perspectives @UrbanDividend | Substack
by Critical Perspectives
Critical Perspectives, from an academic with a Global South lens, analyzes global wealth and power's impact on cities, exposing hidden systems, gentrification, and wealth chains.

Minding the Gaps | Kali White VanBaale | Substack
by Kali White VanBaale
Author Kali White VanBaale explores critical gaps in mental health and social justice systems through personal stories, essays, and advocacy, inspired by a local tragedy.

Dritti ai Diritti | Cathy La Torre | Substack
by Cathy La Torre
Cathy La Torre delivers weekly deep dives into rights, current events, and practical ways to defend yourself, offering insights beyond social media.

love letters from my sickbed | solenne °❀.ೃ࿔* | Substack
by solenne °❀.ೃ࿔*
Solenne, a disabled queer person of color, explores ancestral truths, collective liberation, and the body as archive, rooted in Black feminist thought.

You Have the Right to Remain Mouthy | The Mouthy Renegade Writer | Substack
by The Mouthy Renegade Writer
The Mouthy Renegade Writer delivers daily articles exploring social justice, equal rights, and politics, designed to make readers think or laugh.

Bridge India: An Indian diaspora think tank, based in London
Bridge India is an award-winning London-based non-profit think tank fostering nuanced discourse on Indian public policy and connecting its diaspora.

Opera Mundi | Substack
by Opera Mundi
Opera Mundi is a Brazilian independent journalism portal. It offers critical international coverage of Latin America, providing progressive and in-depth analysis.

"It's a Matter of Integrity" by Melissa Chaudhry | Substack
by Melissa Chaudhry
"It's a Matter of Integrity" by Melissa Chaudhry advocates principled leadership and peace, exploring ways beyond partisanship for an inclusive future.

How to Topple Tyrants | Charlotte en France | Substack
by Charlotte en France
Charlotte en France's "How to Topple Tyrants" documents how people resist, survive, and build better, drawing on modern stories and historical resistance.

March For Our Lives | Substack
by March For Our Lives
March For Our Lives, a youth-led movement, shares stories from gun violence activists, campaign updates, and honest conversations about US safety.

Singal-Minded | Jesse Singal | Substack
by Jesse Singal
Journalist Jesse Singal's Singal-Minded newsletter explores the clashes between science and social justice advocacy, striving for common ground.

Law and Chaos | Liz Dye | Substack
by Liz Dye
Legal journalists Liz Dye and Andrew Torrez provide a left-of-center deep dive into the legal stories shaping US politics, dissecting court documents and cutting through political "BS."

The Black Wall Street Times | Substack
by The Black Wall Street Times
The Black Wall Street Times offers fearless reporting that amplifies Black voices, exposes injustice, and celebrates Black culture, rooted in Tulsa's Historic Greenwood District.

Daftar
by Eman Mohammed
Palestinian journalist Eman Mohammed shares raw diaries on living through occupation, grief, and resilience. Daftar aims to build a community that remembers.

CARESCAPES | Margeaux Feldman | Substack
by Margeaux Feldman
Margeaux Feldman shares personal and communal trauma healing journeys, offering practices for building 'carescapes.' Features essays, co-writing, and journal prompts.

TQH & Nipman Foundation's AccessPoint | TQH | YLAC | Substack
by TQH | YLAC
AccessPoint tracks key policy, legislative, and judicial developments across India, analyzing their impact on Persons with Disabilities to strengthen advocacy.

Palestine Will Be Free | Substack
by Palestine Will Be Free
This newsletter exposes the truth of the Palestinian occupation and injustices, sharing stories to raise awareness and advance their fight for freedom.

Eyes On ICE | Substack
by Eyes On Ice
Eyes On ICE provides in-depth analysis, firsthand accounts, and critical perspectives on immigration enforcement and policy, fostering informed dialogue and justice.

Moral Clarity | Andrew Weinstein | Substack
by Andrew Weinstein
Andrew Weinstein offers principled, nuanced analysis of current events, law, and ethical responsibility, aiming to foster good-faith inquiry in a fractured public discourse.

A Broad and Ample Road | Substack
by Broad and Ample Road
Taiwan-based newsletter by historian Albert Wu and writer/lawyer Michelle Kuo explores history, politics, and justice, amplifying marginalized voices and resistance.

Out Loud with Ahmed | Ahmed Eldin | Substack
by Ahmed Eldin
Ahmed Eldin's Out Loud delivers unfiltered interviews, video breakdowns, and essays, challenging silence on Palestine, power, and stories corporate media avoids.

Grace Blakeley | Substack
by Grace Blakeley
Grace Blakeley offers critical insights on economics, capitalism, and current events, engaging with subscribers through chats and exclusive video discussions.

Lebe gelassen | Substack
by Lebe gelassen
Lebe gelassen analyzes political and media communication to dispel fear. It provides philosophical insights for cultivating serenity and individual agency.
The Border Chronicle
Historian Lydia Otero explores urban change in the borderlands, focusing on Tucson's racial and urban history, and her book Storied Property.

Banned Histories of Race in America | Samuel James | Substack
by Samuel James
Samuel James uncovers "banned histories" of race in America, exploring the white supremacist origins of U.S. laws and overlooked inventions by Black Americans.

Council Estate Media | Substack
by Council Estate Media
Council Estate Media covers foreign policy and UK domestic issues in two newsletters, reflecting an ethical pivot on the Gaza genocide.