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Reflections on 2022 - Richard Hanania's Newsletter

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Note: This is the 2022 edition of the yearly article in which I reflect on personal and professional growth, how my views have developed, and books I’ve read. For previous versions, see books of 2018, books of 2019, reflections on 2020, books of 2020, and reflections on 2021. A good portion of this year was spent working on a book on the relationship between wokeness and civil rights law that will come out in the summer. The period of most writing was during the middle of the year, which is why the Substack slowed down for several months. Despite this, in 2022 I doubled my number of subscribers. This reflects a slower rate of growth than 2021, when the number increased by almost 20 times, since I started with nearly nothing. If you look at the increase in total subscribers, however, 2021 and 2022 added almost the exact same number, which is a positive sign. In March, I joined the Salem Center at the University of Texas. Over the summer, they partnered with CSPI to launch a betting mark

Essays Reflections on 2022 Becoming a geopolitical normie, increasing social liberalism, and focusing less on politics. Also, books. Richard Hanania Dec 16, 2022 95 196 1 Share Note: This is the 2022 edition of the yearly article in which I reflect on personal and professional growth, how my views have developed, and books I’ve read. For previous versions, see books of 2018 , books of 2019 , reflections on 2020 , books of 2020 , and reflections on 2021. A good portion of this year was spent working on a book on the relationship between wokeness and civil rights law that will come out in the su

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