Jonah Goldman Kay

@GoldmanKay

I write about art, politics and the intersection of the two. Words in The New Republic, Politico, The Paris Review, etc. 📩 jonahgoldmankay at gmail

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    An excellent piece by (and several others!) about why rail transit is a racial equity issue

    US rail advocates: if you are wondering why it’s hard to get your Black/brown communities and low income advocates to line up behind your rail transit project, you need to read this.
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    was actually looking for information on the 1993 chemical weapons convention but this also works

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    From his first portraits for the Farm Security Administration in the early forties to his essential documentation of the civil rights movement for ‘Life’ magazine, Gordon Parks produced an astonishing range of work.

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    The corporations at the top of the food industry's power chain have long insulated themselves from allegations of abuse by contracting out to growers. But farm labor advocates are calling out their role in exploitation, reports:

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    the fact that 1 in 4 Tulane students got COVID in the fall should really give the administration pause. some excellent reporting here on a population we don't hear much from

    More on these Tulane numbers soon (6 greek organizations suspended, almost 400 students have tested positive this semester), but based on my reporting, this was totally predictable: about 1/4 of on-campus undergrads got COVID last semester.
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    this newsletter thing is starting to feel like a "pivot to video" redux

    hello, here is some news Facebook is building a newsletter product, designed to court independent writers and journalists it could be similar to offerings from startups like Substack and Revue
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    So many folks (esp. the media) are missing the complete backstory on and how we got here. This has been simmering for over a year and the story behind it is great. I’ve been tracking this since September and devoured all of the details from the origin through today.

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    "Our built environment, in other words, is a kind of societal autobiography, writ large."

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    For I wrote about some of the efforts to fix our broken agricultural visa system

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    leading nationally on federal $ for transit operations which would enable increased frequency & equity as I call for in this article. doing important work locally in NOLA on improving transit/equity. Great story by

    “Increasing reliability and frequency on these lines is incredibly important,” 's tells
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    the politics of this whole gme thing are truly off the charts.

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    I wrote about the racialized history of public transit in New Orleans and how the city's struggling system may be changing for the better 👇

    The expansion of the tourist-friendly streetcar network in New Orleans did little to help long-suffering local commuters, transit advocates say. But change may be en route. reports:
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    “When I think about the friends with whom I grumbled about unpaid internships during the Great Recession, it’s clear that we were, in many ways, worse off for having worked for free in our twenties,” writes J.C. Pan.

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    "The fight is never about grapes or lettuce. It is always about people." ― César Chávez

    That’s a bust of labor organizer Cesar Chavez right behind the president’s desk.
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    Incredible.

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    I wrote about the CIA website rebrand, with quotes from the CIA itself, and (who did NOT design the site)

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    . has refused to accept as President Elect and has supported Trump’s every move. He is complicit to the chaos.

    Just got a statement from office about today's coup attempt:
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    There's a horrifying similarity between the images from inside the Capitol and Aspen vacation pics

    Via Getty, one the rioters steals a podium from the Capitol
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    BREAKING: A source tells me The Defense Department has just denied a request by DC officials to deploy the National Guard to the US Capitol.

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