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Anand Giridharadas

Anand Giridharadas

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American writer and journalist; author of Winners Take All (2018), The Persuaders (2022) and Man in the Mirror (2026), and of the newsletter The.Ink, which he started in 2020.

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  1. America

    A death on the subway that seemed to prove that Americans now inhabit perfectly sealed, irreconcilable moral universes actually revealed one of the last things we have in common — abandonment.

    ↗ESSAY: The feeling that unites a divided Americathe.ink 1st of 4 in this piece

  2. Americapolitics

    Our common abandonment keeps failing to produce a common politics — solidarity across difference — because all too often, as in the Penny and Mangione cases, the way the story is told silos it.

    ↗ESSAY: The feeling that unites a divided Americathe.ink 2nd of 4 in this piece

  3. America

    This makes it harder to see that taking matters into one’s own hands has become a rare thread of our common life, a final American glue.

    ↗ESSAY: The feeling that unites a divided Americathe.ink 3rd of 4 in this piece

  4. A country in which we keep failing to hear the rhymes in our different cries of pain, in which our experiences of desertion are turned into competition rather than common cause, is better at producing avengers than answers.

    ↗ESSAY: The feeling that unites a divided Americathe.ink 4th of 4 in this piece

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  6. America

    Donald Trump is not just a president; he’s a culture. He is a reflection, in many ways, of what we had allowed ourselves to become as a country.

    ↗You did thisthe.ink 1st of 2 in this piece

  7. One of the bitter ironies of the Trump era is that Trump fosters in his opposition the mimicry of behaviors, habits, and attitudes that make it harder to get past Trump.

    ↗You did thisthe.ink 2nd of 2 in this piece

  8. 2 weeks earlier
  9. So many seem to be losing the ability to process information through any other filter besides “Do I agree with this?” If yes, post the essay with fire emojis. If no, eviscerate it.

    ↗Feel curious againthe.ink