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Sharp review from A.J. Bauer of Matt Sienkiewicz and my That’s Not Funny and Raul Perez’s Souls of White Jokes doi.org/10.1177/016344…

First, they started using the word "corporate media" as a pejorative and now they're using the word "neoconservative" as a pejorative. The political language of the last 30 years is being recoded right in front of our eyes.

So great to have UDC in Philly!

Peck zeros in on why Carlson stood out among right-wing media figures. His move was " to constantly reframe white nationalist grievances as economic grievances and draw a linkage between anti-immigrant attitudes with working-class identity."

The left mocking this song at its peril. Look passed it’s ideological contradictions & look toward its workingclass emotional pull. It leads to right-wing conclusions (e.g., anti-welfare) but dwell on how it takes the listener from an anti-rich sentiment to get there. This is key

This is by far the best piece I've read on conservatism today by Anthony Nadler and Doron Taussig for Los Angeles Review of Books The most creative work on American conservatives is coming from the field of communications including the likes of A.J. Bauer and Reece Peck lareviewofbooks.org/article/the-de…

If you want to understand how conservatives are being shamed by progressives and liberals, read this excellent analysis. As I argue in #SeeingOthers, figuring out new ways to acknowledge the dignity of workers will be central to the outcome of the 2024 presidential election.

The story of "The Shunning" is going to help people understand the Right more than a whack-a-mole of "misinformation" will in 2024. Read Anthony Nadler piece!!

"The Deep Story Beneath the Big Lie." lareviewofbooks.org/article/the-de… One of the better pieces essays I have read about "the persecution narrative’s thematic centrality and emotional power." It's long, but recommended.

Our new issue, ON SOLIDARITY, clarifies a key idea in struggles for a more just world. @mieinouye leads a forum with Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, Astra Taylor,  @blackleftaf, Jodi Dean, David Roediger, Juliet Hooker — plus work by Mariame Kaba, @gbahadur, & much more! bostonreview.net/product/on-sol…

🚨New publication alert🚨 My essay "Conservative News Cultures and the Future of Journalism History" is now live! Commemorating the 40th anniversary of American Journalism! doi.org/10.1080/088211…

Great to see this! Newton draws on a piece by Doron Taussig and I from Los Angeles Review of Books to call for a broader approach to countering digital propaganda.

Today is publication day 📚🎂 for my new Columbia University Press book bit.ly/AntiracistJour… So sharing a couple thoughts and notes of gratitude 🧵👇1/

"As partisan media becomes more central to politics, we will need to think about it with more nuance, seeing it as more than a menacing rival to professional journalism." buff.ly/3NyteVt by Anthony Nadler

This in Columbia Journalism Review is probably the most nuanced and realistic article I have read on local newsrooms dealing with angry conservatives. cjr.org/tow_center/the…

The disintegration of working-class institutions and the rise of professionalized advocacy has severed the connections between progressive civil society and working-class communities. The Democratic Party alone can’t and won’t fix this. jacobin.com/2024/12/civil-…

As labor halls and civic spaces have vanished, progressive civil society has become a professionalized shell of its former self. jacobin.com/2024/12/civil-…

My culture wars/cancel culture essay finally has an issue number, 20 months after being first published online (the gap is so long I could have turned my 7 theses into 11) tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

🚨New Publications🚨 In Journalism Studies, Anthony Nadler and I argue that right-wing news is competing with journalism over the cultural authority to tell the “true” story of public life. For journalism scholars and practitioners alike, a🧵(1/6) doi.org/10.1080/146167…