Browse newsletters about societal issues
12 societal issues newsletters from across the web

Yascha Mounk | Substack
by Yascha Mounk
Yascha Mounk provides deep essays and interviews on liberal democracy's threats, tackling populism, polarization, and engaging world-leading thinkers on politics and culture.

Suzanne Venker's Substack | Substack
by Suzanne Venker
Author Suzanne Venker explores the cultural rejection of traditional values, its impact on family, and challenges feminist narratives.

I Grow Strong Again | Jeannie Ewing | Substack
by Jeannie Ewing
Jeannie Ewing's "I Grow Strong Again" offers a refuge from societal hostility, with empathic essays on human connection, emotional courage, and nuanced stories. Fosters belonging.

Grump & Son
by Koll Power
Boomer dad & Millennial son bridge political divides, grappling with daily events to find common ground on modern America.

The Bad Bug Newsletter
by Bad Bug Media
The Bad Bug Newsletter brings you the latest news and updates from Bad Bug Media. Get direct news from the crew.

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.

Critically Thinking About Select Societal Issues | John Droz | Substack
by John Droz
Retired physicist John Droz uses "real Science" to dissect societal issues, from climate and COVID to elections, challenging politically-driven narratives.

Decipher
by Decipher
Decipher is a newsletter that cultivates a community where readers can engage and share their interests through regular contributions and discussions.

Rörelsen | Substack
by Peter Gustavsson
Rörelsen is Sweden's largest platform for social democratic idea debate. Editor Peter Gustavsson and founder Veronica Palm lead diverse voices on societal development.

World of Satire
by K.R. Byers
K.R. Byers's World of Satire delivers sharp, witty commentary and humorous takes on current events and everyday absurdities.

Joe's Journal
by Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Joseph Gordon-Levitt's Joe's Journal shares his regular thoughts on media, technology, creativity, the state of civilization, and grounds for optimism.

Dear Clementine
by Clementine Ford
Clementine Ford delivers sharp, humorous takes on patriarchy and social issues, empowering readers with articulate arguments and fostering a like-minded community.