One day I'll stop tweeting pics of my book cover, but today is not that day, because today it was on a cake! And I got to eat it with the best crew. Thanks everyone for coming out to help me celebrate!!

This article is now open access! Link is here for anyone who hasn't had a chance to read it yet -academic.oup.com/sf/advance-art…

Read this op-ed by How the Heartland Went Red author Stephanie Ternullo in madebyhistory TIMEHistory and learn how the right captured the industrial heartland and a path forward for the left: hubs.ly/Q02sjrN00

Looking forward to reading everything that comes from this project with Bryant J. Moy and genev

Listen to Stephanie Ternullo discuss her new book How the Heartland Went Red and learn why place supplants issues in this podcast episode of Keeping Democracy Alive with Burt Cohen: hubs.ly/Q02r3Pmn0

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Cannot believe it is finally pub day for this article with Ángela Zorro Medina and Robert Vargas, now out in Social Forces!! Check it out here to see how powerful politicians in Chicago shape crime and city service provision: academic.oup.com/sf/advance-art… .

Stephanie Ternullo

If there's one take-away I learned again and again from the interviews and fieldwork for my book, it's that organized labor matters for politics. Check out this post in which I ever-so-briefly try to explain how unions have shaped the past & present reddening of Heartland cities

Coming back here for a bit of shameless self-promotion, because I just learned my book is available for pre-order!! press.princeton.edu/books/paperbac…

Check it out to learn how local contexts are shaping the rightward turn in postindustrial cities @princetonu

Such a cool new paper from Mashail Malik