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Jose Antonio Vargas and his team launched #EmergingUS, a publication about race, immigration, and American identity, on Medium. Former executive editor and cofounder of Politico Jim VandeHei broke news that his new media venture secured funding and has plans to launch early next year. Foster Kamer, executive editor of Mental Floss, mused on the end of the magazineвЂ™s print life, and Anand Giridharadas signed off on his last вЂњLetter from AmericaвЂќ in the New York Times. Publisher, editor in chief, and cofounder of Politico John Harris reflected on choosing journalism and the future of media.

Writers marked milestones and penned fond farewells.

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In pop culture commentary, TV writer Brian Moylan recapped the pilot of DawsonвЂ™s Creek, 18 years late - and New York Times tech correspondent Conor Dougherty entreated readers to band together in hopeful superstition to help the San Francisco Giants prevail. Google engineer Ali Afshar told the shocking and traumatic story of his firsthand experience with police violence, and his plan to fight back. Ellen Pao explained the benefits of disagreement as they related to her diversity organization Project Include.

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Anil Dash weighed in on John GreathouseвЂ™s inflammatory Wall Street Journal article suggesting that women in tech use their initials rather than full names to meet greater success.

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and Shaunna T., cofounders of UltraViolet, jointly wrote on how to improve the progressive movement through eliminating secondary victimization of sexual assault survivors.

In another post, Reid Hoffman made his case for recalling the judge who sentenced former Stanford student Brock Turner to an вЂњunusually lenientвЂќ six months, earning a pair of grateful responses from the actor and activist rose mcgowan. Major figures in business and tech took stands on hot-button issues surrounding racism and sexism. And Late Night w/ Seth Meyers provided some comic relief with its visions of the candidatesвЂ™ debate prep. On more neutral ground, theSkimm shared the results of their most recent Skimm Study on how their female millennial audience is voting in 2016, and Y Combinator president Sam Altman announced a sweepstakes offered by VotePls, an organization he started to encourage young people to vote.

It comes as no surprise that voices collided on this topic, too - when the documentary filmmaker Michael Moore tried to get a theater to host his one-man-show about the presidential race in the red state of Ohio, Nirvana bassist Krist NovoseliД‡ responded that ingrained political bias can go both ways. Jay Cooper ( bjaycooper) focused on ClintonвЂ™s lack of transparency, while Glenn Beck expounded on his general disappointment post-debate. Others expressed their dismay at both candidates former deputy White House Press Secretary B. Elizabeth Spiers identified with HillaryвЂ™s perceived вЂњcoldness,вЂќ while Jill Abramson addressed the candidate in a pre-debate letter. Power players in media spoke to their opinions of and hopes for HRC.