Hannah Leffingwell

Sep 27, 2024 | publicseminar.org | Anastasia Shteinert |Hannah Leffingwell |Jeffrey Goldfarb |Daniel Foster

Moscow, Domes of Churches in the Kremlin (1952) | Roger Fenton / Public DomainKnowing your enemy as the key to victory is centuries-old wisdom. Washington seemed to embrace it during the Cold War, investing significant resources in the development of Soviet studies. In recent years, however, the situation has changed. Researchers and university professors are concerned about the deepening crisis in Russian studies in the United States.

Aug 23, 2023 | clairepotter.substack.com | Hannah Leffingwell |Alice Oseman

I know you are all thinking about tonight’s debate, but today we have a great guest post while I gear up for the Republican clown car getting its show on the road. Tomorrow, there will be a special edition newsletter about the Republican clown car for all paying subscribers. Which would be a good reason to:When my wife and I married legally in December of 2020, we decided not to tell people. We had wanted a big wedding, but the pandemic made that impossible.

Jun 28, 2023 | clairepotter.substack.com | Hannah Leffingwell

Today’s Pride celebrations should belong to the young, so I asked my guest writer Hannah Leffingwell to reflect on this annual event. Leffingwell is a doctoral candidate in History and French Studies at New York University. If you know someone who would appreciate this post, please:Share Political JunkieNot surprisingly, given a year of attacks on LGBTQ+ people, Pride Month drew more than its usual share of controversies.