In today’s fractured political climate, reminders of our “better angels” are rare. Here is one.
Where Have You Gone, Immanuel Kant?
On the occasion of his 300th birthday, the West could do well to recall the moral philosophy of Immanuel Kant, above all his emphasis on the
Don’t Let the Lessons of Juneteenth Fade
Juneteenth must not be forgotten, for the work of justice and equity is ongoing.
Windows into Putin’s Soul
Look upon these works, ye mighty, and despair.
Reject Indifference
Dreamers and innovators need hope the way others need oxygen, and it is our job to support them accordingly.
The Silent Defunding of Democracy
A healthy democracy requires a commitment to educating our youth in wide-ranging ways, yet there is now a purge going on of academic departments
Now is the Time to Cry
It is time for each of us to shake off any moral fatigue that we feel and fight for democracy through civic engagement and discourse.
The Great American Nerd-Out
Those who wreaked havoc on the U.S. Capitol were untrained in the core skills needed to be citizens of a democracy. It is time for a national
Don’t Mess With Our History
President Trump has announced the creation of a 1776 Federal Commission to promote Patriotic History Education, which will classify any history