Centrist imaginations - by rayne fisher-quann
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A response to a bad article, a bad book, and a bad publication
Donate to mutual aid in Minneapolis. Donate to rent funds for affected families and workers. In a piece about the Free Press, the hardest part to write might be the introduction. This is because the form demands that I describe them, and types of people who read and work for the Free Press — including its founder Bari Weiss — often take an active delight in obfuscating or defying any reasonable description of their beliefs or affiliations. Weiss has described herself as a “liberal”, a “centrist,” and a “conservative,” among other things, and frequently prides herself on reporting that she…
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