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Josh Code

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As seen in: The Free Press, Substack, Daily Trojan, Palo Alto Weekly, The Almanac, Mountain View Voice, USC Annenberg Media
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The Man Who Built America’s Stonehenge

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By Josh Code Verified
| The Free Press Verified
Great Americans: The Man Who Built America’s Stonehenge (Photographer unknown/Courtesy Opus 40) Harvey Fite spent 40 years sculpting a seven-acre masterpiece from an abandoned quarry near Woodstock. He had no collaborators, no blueprints, and no equal. Welcome back to Great Americans, a countdown to our country’s 250th birthday. We’re bringing you a writer we love on an American they love, every weekday between now and July 4. Previously, Philip K.
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Bench-Press and Be Baptized

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By Josh Code Verified
| The Free Press Verified
Bench-Press and Be Baptized Institutions that once nurtured the male spirit—the military, fraternities, the Boy Scouts—have crumbled in recent years. Could Christian camp be the answer? (Courtesy of Transform Church) At this Christian men’s retreat, Jesus was the ultimate masculine role model. But amid full-volume trap music, warrior cries, and boot-camp challenges, his presence was sometimes hard to discern.
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Knocking on Doors for Mamdani’s Rent-Freeze Brigade

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By Josh Code Verified
| The Free Press Verified
Knocking on Doors for Mamdani’s Rent-Freeze Brigade “Most of the complaints I heard were about the same landlord: the city,” writes Josh Code. (Andrew Lichtenstein/Corbis via Getty Images) A volunteer’s ‘SOCIALISM’ bracelet was a hint that New York City’s public turnout campaign for rent-control hearings might not live up to its own rules of neutrality. Against my better judgment and the advice of Oscar Wilde, I let socialism in New York City take up another one of my evenings.
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