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Mitchell S. Jackson

Mitchell S Jackson is a contributing writer for Esquire. He is the winner of a Pulitzer Prize and a National Magazine Award as well as the acclaimed author of the memoir Survival Math, and the award-winning novel The Residue Years.

Fashion

Yo, Ye: You Are a Racist by Proxy

I had revived my support of Kanye West’s music and fashion. Now I feel like a fool.

by Mitchell S. Jackson

Fashion

Virgil Abloh Made Clothes for the 17-Year-Old Him. I Wear Them for the 17-Year-Old Me.

"Sporting my luxe-priced Off-White was a symbol to myself that I will never again wear anything that makes me feel poor."

by Mitchell S. Jackson

Sex & Relationships

What's a 'Real Man' These Days, Anyway?

In the past few years, Hollywood has recast the male Adonis as slim, bookish, and emotionally available. Some men aren’t happy about it. Where does that leave you?

by Mitchell S. Jackson

Notes & Essays

The Sports Hero Was Redefined on May 25, 2020

Physical greatness alone will never again suffice to anoint a hero.

by Mitchell S. Jackson

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