Caelyn Cobb

@caelyncobb.bsky.social

she/her | editor for global history & politics at Columbia UP 📚 writer and nerdy feminist 🤓 extremely online 📱 https://linktr.ee/caelyncobb

You won’t see me quote Ted Cruz often. Not a fan. But the right does have a large neo-Nazi/white nationalist problem. “The Groyper problem is real,” Cruz told WSJ. “I’ve seen more antisemitism on the right in the last two years than at any point in my lifetime.”

Opinion | Republicans Have a ‘Groyper’ Problem

A cohort of disturbed young men is playing an ever bigger role in GOP politics. Some in the party want to pretend it isn’t happening.

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This is so dystopian but also a thing people would pitch as a value-add to advertisers that actually turns off customers…like would this not freak someone out and make them have negative feelings about the brand? Why would I want to use the bank that creepily steals my friends’ faces?

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Wild that a high-ranking Patriot Front member, a professed antisemite, owns an apartment in a part of my neighborhood known for having like five synagogues and only kosher restaurants!

Unicorn Riot@unicornriot.bsky.social · 2mo ago

NEW: Hate in the World’s Borough: How the Far-Right Has Flourished in Queens, New York unicornriot.ninja/2026/hate-in... Queens has seen a range of far-right groups & individuals, from the Ku Klux Klan to neo-Nazis to ultra-nationalist organizations, along w. incidents of shocking racist brutality

Looking for a short story I found here like a year ago and forgot to bookmark. It's in first person, about a man who becomes one of a vampire's wives, and his ex-wife is looking for him. I think it was in a paid SFF magazine like Nightmare or Uncanny, but I can't find it via search on their sites!

I’m almost done with this chapter I’m writing so naturally I decided to make a snack and then post about it on the website that requires alt-text. Ricotta, nectarines, olive oil, sea salt & pepper

nectarines, ricotta, olive oil in a white bowl on a white table

"It’s no longer far-fetched or hyperbolic to say that at any given moment...individual works of fiction—including fanworks—could be criminalized for being queer, or pornographic, or generally deviant." In our latest, @bookshop.bsky.social goes deep on growing creative censorship around the world:

The Global Crackdown on Creativity

Governments around the world are censoring—and criminalizing—the currents in which fanworks flow.

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