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#41: Take It or Leave It
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#41: Take It or Leave It

A weekly drop of things I love

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Alex Lewis
Mar 01, 2024
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Take It or Leave It is a weekly highlight series for paid subscribers. Pretty much every Friday, I share a quick hit of things I’m loving.
Most of my writing is long-form and requires time for research between essays. Hopefully, this helps fill in the gaps for you with new finds (or things you want to revisit).
If not, all good. Take it or leave it ✌️

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Many of you financially supported my newsletter before there were any exclusive benefits beyond making me feel like this inside:

So, I wanted to do something special for you while still making sure I could make it a consistent offering…

Alas, Take It or Leave is now available to paid subscribers only!

Pretty much every Friday, just like I’ve been doing, you’ll get weekly content recommendations—including a song I played, a podcast I listened to, a TikTok video I watched, something I read, something from YouTube, and something I can’t stop thinking about.

If you want to continue having access to Take It or Leave It but really can’t afford it right now, all you have to do is use the referral link below, or the “Share” button on any post and you'll get credit for any new subscribers. Simply send the link in a text, email, or share it on social media with friends.

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P.S. For Hanif Abdurraqib’s playlist & music archival project ‘68 to ‘05, I wrote about Stevie Wonder’s 1995 live album Natural Wonder & how I felt my mother’s love through her favorite music. In case you missed it, tap below for the full essay.

Read Essay on '68 to '05

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