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2 months ago | 
dissentmagazine.org | Sarah Jones |Jake Rosenfeld |Kate Aronoff |Evan Malmgren
Pride and Prejudice For Arlie Russell Hochschild, understanding why rural voters favor Trump requires coming to grips with the role of emotion in politics. ▪ Winter 2025 Stolen Pride: Loss, Shame, and the Rise of the Rightby Arlie Russell HochschildThe New Press, 2024, 400 pp. Last fall, the waters rose in Appalachia and did not stop until many were dead and many more were homeless.
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Aug 21, 2024 | 
harpers.org | Evan Malmgren
I first met Gary Duncan three years ago, outside a pub in the town of Saguache, Colorado, from which he led me to a remote corner of public land at the northern end of the San Luis Valley.
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Aug 21, 2024 | 
harpers.org | Evan Malmgren
I first met Gary Duncan three years ago, outside a pub in the town of Saguache, Colorado, from which he led me to a remote corner of public land at the northern end of the San Luis Valley.
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Mar 26, 2024 | 
fastcompany.com | Evan Malmgren
PremiumCo.DesignTechWork LifeNewsImpactPodcastsVideoINNOVATION FESTIVAL 360IF360LoginAdvertiseNewslettersHelp CenterCurrent IssueBy Evan Malmgrenlong ReadThis article was produced with support from the Economic Hardship Reporting Project and was originally published in The Nation. HOOPA VALLEY RESERVATION, CALIFORNIA—The Hoopa Fire Department is a fortress of pinewood and eggshell-colored sheet metal against a backdrop of evergreen-blanketed hills.
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Mar 21, 2024 | 
laprogressive.com | Evan Malmgren
The Hoopa Fire Department is a fortress of pinewood and eggshell-colored sheet metal against a backdrop of evergreen-blanketed hills. As the nerve center of the Hoopa Valley Tribe’s emergency response services, it has taken on a new, existential importance in recent years, as climate change brings more frequent and intense wildfires to the reservation and surrounding area here in Northern California.
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Feb 27, 2024 | 
economichardship.org | Evan Malmgren
An Experiment in Tribally-Owned Internet HOOPA VALLEY RESERVATION, CALIFORNIA—The Hoopa Fire Department is a fortress of pinewood and eggshell-colored sheet metal against a backdrop of evergreen-blanketed hills. As the nerve center of the Hoopa Valley Tribe’s emergency response services, it has taken on a new, existential importance in recent years, as climate change brings more frequent and intense wildfires to the reservation and surrounding area here in Northern California.
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Feb 21, 2024 | 
thenation.com | Evan Malmgren
Feature / One Native tribe’s experiment in self-sufficient, tribally owned Internet. This article appears in the February 2024 issue, with the headline “Internet for the People.”Hoopa Valley Reservation, California—The Hoopa Fire Department is a fortress of pinewood and eggshell-colored sheet metal against a backdrop of evergreen-blanketed hills.
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Feb 20, 2024 | 
thenation.com | Evan Malmgren
Feature / One Native tribe’s experiment in self-sufficient, tribally owned Internet. This article appears in the February 2024 issue, with the headline “Internet for the People.”Hoopa Valley Reservation, California—The Hoopa Fire Department is a fortress of pinewood and eggshell-colored sheet metal against a backdrop of evergreen-blanketed hills.
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Jan 18, 2024 | 
yahoo.com | Evan Malmgren
After an hour of driving down winding dirt roads without cell reception, I caught up with the plume of dust billowing behind Jesse Fisher's pickup. We were headed for the same destination, the only one for miles in any direction: Riverbed Ranch, a burgeoning off-grid community in the high desert of western Utah.
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Jan 18, 2024 | 
insider.com | Evan Malmgren
After an hour of driving down winding dirt roads without cell reception, I caught up with the plume of dust billowing behind Jesse Fisher's pickup. We were headed for the same destination, the only one for miles in any direction: Riverbed Ranch, a burgeoning off-grid community in the high desert of western Utah.
