Substacks recommended by Frank Schaeffer

Recommended by Frank Schaeffer

Naomi Klein is a journalist and bestselling author of nine books including 'Doppelganger: A Trip into the Mirror World.' She is an Associate Professor at the University of British Columbia and co-director of UBC's Centre for Climate Justice.

The Contrarian

Unflinching journalism in defense of democracy

The Good Society

By Michael Albertus

A Substack on how politics can fuel or fail development, democracy, and equality from the author of Land Power.

I'm Listening

By Rev. Angela Denker

Step away from the noise. Take a breath. Join me as I listen.

The Porch - Gareth Higgins & Friends

By Gareth Higgins

A slow conversation about beautiful and difficult things - transformative storytelling since 2016.

Postliberal Order

By The Postliberals

Based interventions on philosophy, culture, economy, law, theology and the postliberal order.

Many Such Cases

By Magdalene J. Taylor

A dissection of sexuality and culture in the absence of much of either.

Thinking about...

By Timothy Snyder

Opening the future by understanding the past.

Dispatches From A Collapsing State | Jared Yates Sexton

Diagnosing a world in crisis while finding means and strategies for a better, realer, more human future.

I love talking to my friend Jared Yates Sexton as much as I love reading his fresh takes on America and our place in it.

- Frank Schaeffer

America, America

By Steven Beschloss

Essays of alarm and hope, on politics and society, democracy and justice. With passion and urgency.

Know Better.

The community for those who believe that a free society is worth fighting for.

JUDGEMENT

Two former freelancers united in JUDGEMENT

Letters from an American

By Heather Cox Richardson

A newsletter about the history behind today's politics.

Heather Cox Richardson's daily writing is essential reading for anyone who wants to know the current status of America.

- Frank Schaeffer

MADE WITH CARE

By Elissa Strauss

A newsletter and community for people who dream of a world in which parenting and caregiving isn’t only valued and supported, but treated with the curiosity and fascination it deserves.

It Has to Be Said.

Recommended by Frank Schaeffer