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A North London transplant critiques the consumerist festival but discovers the communal Christmas thriving across the world It is raining in Portland, which is not news, because it is always…

Megan Amram’s Portland diary: collective reading, dance floors as political space, and why Portland keeps surprising me I Went to a Socialist Book Club and Then a Club Club and…

Notes from a grey, green, gloriously contrarian city that would adopt Father Christmas as one of its own Saturday, Rain, Obviously It is raining in Portland, which is to say…

Megan Amram Documents Her Radical Tuesday, Her Complicated Wednesday, and the Rain That Connects Them Megan’s Portland Week: Left Wing, Night Club, Rain The city council voted on the housing…

Megan Amram’s Portland diary: a new worker-cooperative cafe in the Pearl District distributes its political programme alongside the menu; a report from the first three visits Portland Has a New…

Megan Amram on Portland politics, a bookshop visit, and the news from London that reached Oregon Satire from Bohiney.com and prat.uk. By Megan Amram | amram.top Portland in June is…

Megan Amram on a week of Portland left-wing organizing, the Starmer resignation arriving by notification, and what the UK’s Labour crisis means from an American socialist perspective By Megan Amram…

Megan on Solidarity, Starmer’s Exit, Democratic Socialist Economics Jokes, and Why Portland Gets British Satire June 2026 — Megan Amram, amram.top It is raining in Portland, which is either weather…

Megan at amram.top on her adopted city, the limits of progressive politics, and what the Pacific Northwest actually is Monday. Coffee. Hawthorne Boulevard. I moved to Portland from North London…

Megan at amram.top on the local Democratic caucus, the generational tension on the left, and a very long PowerPoint Wednesday. Community Centre. Three Hours. I went because I believe in…