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Samantha Hancox-Li is the Executive Editor of Liberal Currents and host of the Neon Liberalism podcast.
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View articlesGuillaume A. W. Attia studies intellectual history at the University of British Columbia.
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View articlesAdam Rust is a Kansas native who now lives in San Francisco Bay Area where he practices law. His writings on law, legal culture, and politics have appeared in Liberal Currents, where he is a contributing editor, and Balls and Strikes.
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