Lindsay Beyerstein is an award-winning investigative journalist and In These Times staff writer who writes the blog Duly Noted. Her stories have appeared in Newsweek, Salon, Slate, The Nation, Ms. Magazine, and other publications. Her photographs have been published in the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times’ City Room. She also blogs at The Hillman Blog (http://www.hillmanfoundation.org/hillmanblog), a publication of the Sidney Hillman Foundation, a non-profit that honors journalism in the public interest.
Originally from Vancouver, Canada, Lindsay traveled to Boston to earn a Master’s Degree in philosophy from Tufts University. After graduating from Tufts, Lindsay moved to New York City where she briefly worked in pharmaceutical advertising and started her blog Majikthise.
Majikthise was initially conceived as an amalgam of analytic philosophy and liberal politics. However, the politics gradually eclipsed the philosophy as Lindsay spent more and more of her time chronicling the abuses of the Bush administration. Eventually, Majikthise began supplementing her opinion writing with original reporting.
In 2005, Lindsay traveled to New Orleans to cover the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Later that year, her blog readers funded her live coverage of Tom DeLay’s first court appearance in Austin, Texas on money laundering charges. Other major stories she has covered include the New York Transit Strike and the closing days of the Allen/Webb senate race in Virginia in the 2006 midterm elections.
In 2006 Lindsay quit her day job in advertising to pursue journalism full-time. She joined the investigative team at Raw Story as a national correspondent specializing in labor, immigration, and crime issues, and worked as a metro reporter for Chelsea Now.
Lindsay lectures regularly on blogging and journalism. In April 2007, she delivered the Richardson Memorial Lecture at the University of Gettysburg on the relationship between objectivity and journalism. She has also spoken to the National Organization for Women, the Center for American Progress, and other groups.
Republicans Laugh at the Uninsured; California Expands Medicaid
Lindsay Beyerstein
Capital Gains: Why Warren Buffett Gets Taxed at a Lower Rate Than His Secretary
Lindsay Beyerstein
Blame The House Republicans
Lindsay Beyerstein
Birth Control Key to “Pagan Society Based on Consequence-Free Sex”
Lindsay Beyerstein
ConAgra Lasagna Stunt Leaves Bad Taste in Bloggers’ Mouths
Lindsay Beyerstein
Prolific Sperm Donor Raises Questions About Industry
Lindsay Beyerstein
Baseless Arrest of Two City Officials a Black Eye for the NYPD
Lindsay Beyerstein
Welcome to Duly Noted
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
This Week in Labor: Onion News Network Writers Join WGAE
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
This Week in Labor: IKEA Workers Vote to Unionize in Virginia
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
This Week in Labor: OSHA’s List of Shame, and Big Three/UAW Talks Set to Start in Detroit
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
This Week in Labor: Unrest in the Pacific Northwest and Beyond
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
This Week in Labor: Sting Cancels Concert in Solidarity With Workers, UFCW Backs Hemp Farming Bill
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
This Week in Labor: New Rules for Unionbusters, Canadian Postal Worker Lockout Comes to Angry End
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
This Week in Labor: Calif. Country Club Lockout Intensifies, as Union Eyes IKEA Factory
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
This Week in Labor: AFL-CIO and ITUC Call for Financial Transaction Tax
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
This Week In Labor: Housekeepers Speak Out, and N.Y. Legislators Respond
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
This Week in Labor: Sick Workers Implicated in 8 Jimmy John’s Food Poisoning Outbreaks
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
This Week in Labor: New York Building Trades Workers Protest 20% Pay Cut
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
This Week in Labor: Minneapolis Grocery Store Cleaners Launch Hunger Strike
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
This Week in Labor: 15,000 March On Wall Street
Lindsay Beyerstein
Sluts Like Me
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
This Week in Labor: AFL-CIO Offers Grim Daily Death Toll, Teamsters Lead Shareholder Reform Effort
Lindsay Beyerstein
Weekly Pulse: Arrests Over The Ryan Plan
Lindsay Beyerstein
The Weekly Audit: Closing Bell
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
This Week in Labor: Breitbart Smears Labor Educators
Lindsay Beyerstein
Weekly Pulse: Single-Payer Bills Pass Vermont Senate, House
Lindsay Beyerstein
Weekly Audit: Hostage-Taking Over Debt Ceiling
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
This Week in Labor: Union Fights Scheme to Give Guns to Firefighters, Hoses to Cops
Lindsay Beyerstein
Weekly Pulse: DCCC Ad Shows Grandpa Stripping for Extra Cash to Pay for Medicare
Lindsay Beyerstein
Weekly Audit: The Shocking Truth About Taxes
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
This Week in Labor: Backlash in Ohio, Teamsters & Mexico and Tax Day Protests
Lindsay Beyerstein
Weekly Pulse: Paul Ryan’s Medicare Swindle
Lindsay Beyerstein
Weekly Audit: Government Shutdown Averted, But at What Cost?
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
Shocking Reversal In WI Supreme Court Race, and Other Labor News
Lindsay Beyerstein
Weekly Pulse: GOP Would Privatize Medicare, Gut Medicaid
Lindsay Beyerstein
Weekly Audit: Republicans’ Budget Declares War on Medicare
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
Gov. Walker Will Bow to Court Order, Halt Implementation of Anti-Union Bill
Lindsay Beyerstein
Weekly Pulse: Florida Governor Wants to Drug Test All State Employees
Lindsay Beyerstein
Weekly Audit: Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing–The Myth of Fiscal Conservatism
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
GOP Bill Would Deny Food Stamps to Striking Workers and Their Families
Lindsay Beyerstein
Weekly Pulse: Vermont Poised to Pass Single-Payer
Lindsay Beyerstein
Weekly Audit: Hostile Takeover Threat Spurs Concessions from Michigan Unions
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
Shock Doctrine in Action: Michigan Gov. Snyder Signs ‘Hostile Takeover’ Bill
Lindsay Beyerstein
Weekly Pulse: Japan’s Nuclear Crisis Deepens
Lindsay Beyerstein
Weekly Audit: Massive Protest In Wisconsin Shows Walker’s Overreach
Lindsay Beyerstein
Labor
Did Wisconsin Senators Break the State’s Open Meetings Law?
Lindsay Beyerstein
Weekly Pulse: 911 Is a Joke (Because It’s Broke)
Lindsay Beyerstein
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