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Natalie Shure

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writing/research on health, history & politics. Opinions my own.

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Natalie Shure is the very first writer, journalist and comedian ever to settle in Brooklyn. She speaks fluent Russian, and would love to discuss Soviet nation-building with you. She holds an MA from New York University in Journalism and Russian Area Studies. Brooklyn Magazine named her one of the 50 Funniest People in Brooklyn. Her writing has been featured several places, including The Atlantic, New York Observer, Metro, The Awl, The Frisky, Splitsider, Thought Catalog, Washington Post Express…

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Why Young Sexual Assault Victims Tell Incoherent Stories

Why Young Sexual Assault Victims Tell Incoherent Stories

In the heated debate over Woody Allen, there is one thing people seem to agree on: The public can never be su…

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Bustle

Bustle

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Narrative Strands - FASPE Journalism 2013

Narrative Strands - FASPE Journalism 2013

Narrative Strands By Natalie Shure Your first thought is that it's disgusting. Behind the glass, in a room-si…

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Luigi Mangione Is America Whether We Like It Or Not

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By Natalie Shure
| The Nation
While very few Americans would sincerely advocate for killing insurance executives, tens of millions have likely joked that they want to. There’s a clear reason why. Ad Policy Now that 26-year-old Luigi Mangione has been apprehended and charged with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, public reactions ranging from schaudenfreude to giddiness have hardly died down.
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Bernie Would Have Won. Seriously.

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By Natalie Shure
| The Intercept
Every Democratic loss now triggers a new round of debate over one of the most well-worn questions of contemporary electoral politics: Would Bernie have won? The original debate, of course, was literal: Immediately following Hillary Clinton’s shocking loss in 2016 to Donald Trump, the insurgent left insisted that their favored Democratic primary candidate would have clinched a general election victory where the nominee herself could not.
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Bernie Would Have Won. Seriously.

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By Natalie Shure
| Reader Supported News
Trump keeps winning because the Democratic party refuses to be the party of the working class. Every Democratic loss now triggers a new round of debate over one of the most well-worn questions of contemporary electoral politics: Would Bernie have won?
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