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Grazie Sophia Christie

Grazie Sophia Christie

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Editor-in-Chief and Writer, The Miami Native

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  • Issue 34 Archives | The Point Magazine

    By Becca Rothfeld Verified, Jessi Jezewska Stevens, Grazie Sophia Christie, Rafael Frumkin|The PointVerifiedBy Jessi Jezewska Stevens How should the left counter right-wing irony, if not by adopting the same destructive rhetorical strategies as Trump, or else slipping back into its own contemptuous habits?

    By Becca Rothfeld Verified, Jessi Jezewska Stevens, Grazie Sophia Christie, Rafael Frumkin · The Point

    Feb. 04, 2025

  • Among the Post-Feminists

    By Grazie Sophia Christie|The PointVerifiedI was scammed once, during the single, broiling summer I ever lived in New York City. In urgent need of an apartment, I exchanged messages with a friend of a friend; soon I found myself exchanging money, although I suppose exchange is the wrong word. I got nothing in return for my timely wire: no keys, no half of a decent two-bedroom, no reply to my furious question marks. It was a great deal of money for me and I felt too ashamed to go to the police and more ashamed than that to go to my father.

    By Grazie Sophia Christie · The Point

    Feb. 04, 2025

  • The Red Flags Of The Homestead Influencer

    By Kat Sung, Grazie Sophia Christie|Trill MagVerifiedTrigger/Content warning: This article includes brief descriptions of racism, gun violence, and child abuse. Chicken coops, vegetable gardens, embroidered aprons, and freshly baked bread. There has always been an appeal to the “simple” life in the country with just enough land for yourself and your family and/or a dog or two. On social media there are remnants of this tendency. Posts and accounts center on the simple pleasures of plants and baking.

    By Kat Sung, Grazie Sophia Christie · Trill Mag

    Apr. 16, 2024

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The Miami Native