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‘Alice’s Restaurant’ and how the hippies blew it

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Grayson Quay is a writer and editor based in Alexandria, Virginia. He earned his M.A. from Georgetown University in 2019.

Music
‘Alice’s Restaurant’ and how the hippies blew it
Arlo Guthrie’s rambling, satirical anti-Vietnam ballad still plays every Thanksgiving
By Grayson Quay
Politics
What I saw at the Restoring a Nation conference
A new generation of trads damns libertarianism and jokes they’re the ‘based furries’
By Grayson Quay
Television
The Rings of Power is more than just blue-haired trans elves
After Game of Thrones, it’s nice to be reminded that there’s more to life than killing, screwing and scheming
By Grayson Quay
Culture
Reclaiming the free and capable man
Why have men become so useless?
By Grayson Quay
Television
Game of Thrones was the last water cooler show
While its prequel seems just another tale of a girlboss girlbossing
By Grayson Quay