The U.S. at 250: An Anniversary or a Funeral?
The 250th anniversary as a key moment for the U.S. and what we should do instead of celebrating or mourning.
The 250th anniversary as a key moment for the U.S. and what we should do instead of celebrating or mourning.
Review of a new book set during the Dirty War in Argentina and what it can tell us about our present.
What Hungary's election ending Orban's rule can teach us in the U.S.
I'm among those who stand to lose my right to vote if the SAVE Act passes, and what that means at tax time.
How to help Ukraine as the Russian invasion enters its fifth year and the U.S. government switches sides.
Celebrating Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance and the joy of freedom and diversity that it embodied.
The concept of dignity and what it means for people resisting the encroachment of dictators.
Attending a church vigil for Renee Nicole Good and honoring a church and its pastor who stood up against a dictatorship four decades ago.
The history of dictators using sports as a means of gaining support and loyalty during the Cold War and today, along with an audiobook sale for Eyes Open.
If you're a reader of this blog outside the U.S., a list of ways you can support people fighting for democracy in the U.S.