Claire Lehmann
Founding Editor at Quillette
Contributor at The Australian
🚀founded @quillette ✍️ writes for @australian 📧 subscribe: https://t.co/04OP3stmMN
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5 days ago |
theaustralian.com.au | Claire Lehmann
You can now listen to The Australian's articles. Give us your feedback. You can now listen to The Australian's articles. Listen to this article Like many people of a classical liberal persuasion, I have long believed quotas are antithetical to liberal values. The concept of mandating representation based on immutable characteristics rather than individual merit has always struck me as fundamentally illiberal, even regressive.
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6 days ago |
thedispatch.com | Sarah Isgur |Jonah Goldberg |Claire Lehmann
Take off the red hat. By , , and Published May 9, 2025 Jonah Goldberg and David French join Sarah Isgur to discuss the emerging concept of “abundance” among Democrats while the current administration torpedoes the economy with tariffs. The Agenda:—Three bodies and two dolls—Abundance Democrats and no progress—No one’s talking about DOGE anymore—Big beautiful bills—ICE raids in D.C.——Ross, Marc, and super-woke employees—NWYT: Alcatraz?
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6 days ago |
thedispatch.com | Claire Lehmann
An outbreak of measles—a disease once declared eliminated in the U.S.—has hospitalized 91 people in Texas, killing two unvaccinated school-aged children. It is a horrific disease: In severe cases, a child’s immune system collapses, and they suffer seizures and brain damage from encephalitis or drown as fluid fills their lungs. And any outbreak of measles is entirely preventable.
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6 days ago |
yahoo.com | Claire Lehmann
An outbreak of measles—a disease once declared eliminated in the U.S.—has hospitalized 91 people in Texas, killing two unvaccinated school-aged children. It is a horrific disease: In severe cases, a child’s immune system collapses, and they suffer seizures and brain damage from encephalitis or drown as fluid fills their lungs. And any outbreak of measles is entirely preventable.
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2 weeks ago |
quillette.com | Claire Lehmann
In this video essay, Quillette founder Claire Lehmann explores the global rise in political radicalisation among young women. Drawing on recent data, psychological research, and cultural trends, she examines how ideological movements, institutions, and technology are shaping a new form of gender polarisation. Far from the simplistic narratives of empowerment or oppression, this video presents a more complex—and urgent—story about identity, agency, and modern activism. VIDEO
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You can read my piece in today's @FinancialReview here, in which I lay out the potential scenario of a US sovereign debt crisis. Having r < g is critical to the sustainability of very high US debt levels, but the Trump administration is both raising r and lowering g. A huge risk. https://t.co/LTw8Tiubug
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