Black America Won’t Be Saved at the Ballot Box
The Right - “As a young black man from Southern California watching the systemic problems ailing my community, I believe that repairing our community must come from within, and the impetus is upon us to repair our culture before it’s too late.” 8/24/2019
The Right - “As a young black man from Southern California watching the systemic problems ailing my community, I believe that repairing our community must come from within, and the impetus is upon us to repair our culture before it’s too late.” 8/24/2019
Gov. Brian Kemp: His Approach for Georgia
The Right - “And things like rural broadband, having quality health care, just a good quality of life, good ability to get a great education—whether it’s going into a technical field college or university setting. We had a lot of different options for folks, and we’re slowly moving the needle.” 8/23/2019
The Right - “And things like rural broadband, having quality health care, just a good quality of life, good ability to get a great education—whether it’s going into a technical field college or university setting. We had a lot of different options for folks, and we’re slowly moving the needle.” 8/23/2019Mexico’s Glitter Revolution: How Should Women Protest? 
The Left - “Now, pink glitter seems to be the spark of a new revolution in Mexico against gender violence.” 8/22/2019
The Left - “Now, pink glitter seems to be the spark of a new revolution in Mexico against gender violence.” 8/22/2019Slavoj Žižek and the Quillette Hoax
The Left - “But this just shows that Žižek is right in that there is no such thing as seeing the world as it really is. There is always something that mediates perception.” 8/21/2019
The Left - “But this just shows that Žižek is right in that there is no such thing as seeing the world as it really is. There is always something that mediates perception.” 8/21/2019The Four Competing Approaches to Higher Education
The Left - “Many critics point out that this one dimensional approach to education helps produce citizens who are selfish, disinterested in politics, and unprepared for dealing with moral complexities, which are not reducible to cost-benefit analysis.” 8/20/2019
The Left - “Many critics point out that this one dimensional approach to education helps produce citizens who are selfish, disinterested in politics, and unprepared for dealing with moral complexities, which are not reducible to cost-benefit analysis.” 8/20/2019Euripides: Oracle of Modernity
The Center - “Euripides’ gods are the gods of Hesiod given a new, cunning, and manipulative makeover. Furthermore, they are depicted as clear threats to the human social order.“ 8/19/2019
The Center - “Euripides’ gods are the gods of Hesiod given a new, cunning, and manipulative makeover. Furthermore, they are depicted as clear threats to the human social order.“ 8/19/2019Taking Science Fiction Seriously
The Left - “Today, it is science fiction that often carried the torch of the utopian aspiration.” 8/17/2019
The Left - “Today, it is science fiction that often carried the torch of the utopian aspiration.” 8/17/2019Why Aeschylus Still Matters Today
The Center - “But Aeschylus’ cosmos goes beyond Homer’s in presenting Reason, Persuasion, as an integral aspect of the cosmos that was otherwise absent in Homer.” 8/15/2019
The Center - “But Aeschylus’ cosmos goes beyond Homer’s in presenting Reason, Persuasion, as an integral aspect of the cosmos that was otherwise absent in Homer.” 8/15/2019Orwell and the Motives of “Socialists”
The Left - “The typical socialist often had very little concrete experience with the actual conditions facing those they purported to care about. They were often middle class, well educated, and highly resentful of the rich.” 8/14/2019
The Left - “The typical socialist often had very little concrete experience with the actual conditions facing those they purported to care about. They were often middle class, well educated, and highly resentful of the rich.” 8/14/2019Where Hayek and Marx Part Ways
The Left - “The most committed liberal would believe that perfection is unattainable, while the socialist would contend that it is not only possible but necessary.” 8/13/2019
The Left - “The most committed liberal would believe that perfection is unattainable, while the socialist would contend that it is not only possible but necessary.” 8/13/2019Where Tolstoy Departs from Dostoevsky
The Left - “Tolstoy was not naïve in thinking that social and political reform would end all forms of evil in human life. Like Dostoevsky, he was very well aware that much wickedness flowed from the pride and vanity of men like Napoleon or the Russian tsars.” 8/12/2019
The Left - “Tolstoy was not naïve in thinking that social and political reform would end all forms of evil in human life. Like Dostoevsky, he was very well aware that much wickedness flowed from the pride and vanity of men like Napoleon or the Russian tsars.” 8/12/2019