"Woke capital" doesn't exist, only capital, and those obsesses with the former are not at all opposed to the power of the latter - Adam Serwer

there are more axes of difference beyond the Left-Right worth exploring, and in some ways, political journalism does not always acknowledge those.

Even as an opinion journalist, I try to give the facts as best as I see them, but I think in political journalism, you often get some version of "one side says the sky is green and the other side says it’s blue." I think that is in part a product of longstanding journalistic traditions regarding objectivity but also a lack of diversity in the newsroom that has led to certain ideas of what is considered objective is unchallenged.

Since the Civil War, American Jews have built a place for themselves here much the way other minorities have-by holding the United States accountable to its own principles (p 210)