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Take the Poll: Do you Agree with Coretta Scott King's Conception of Violence?
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Dead-end Production and the Non-Profit Goods of Life
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Patriarchally prescribed gender stereotypes attach narrow and stifling definitions and cultural meanings to our sex. Underlying this ideology is the…
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The 2021 Disney movie, Luca, is a coming-of-age story about a young sea monster boy on the cusp of adolescence. It's also a powerful challenge to…
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This post is part of an ongoing series exploring ethics, the first of which was, “Being Good in 2022: Refusing to Leave Moral Goodness to Chance.” My…
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The common rebuke to the demand of expanding economic rights, as FDR and MLK insisted we do, is that our nation doesn't have the money. Contemporary…
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If God is all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-good, then why is there unnecessary evil—so much unnecessary pain and suffering? Reason and commitment to…
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On May 31, 2022, Jacobin published my piece on Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King’s analysis of economic injustice. In the piece I note that most people know…
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Why Honoring Veterans Requires Understanding their Service and Taking Responsibility for Sending them to War
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Beyond the Grade is a series of posts sharing minimally refined reflections written in response to, and dialogue with, students’ ideas. Past posts…
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Listen: Confucius Didn't Say That... (Podcast)Listen now (17 min) | Episode 3 of Humanities in Revolt: Why We Shouldn't Rely on Quotes to Think and Speak for Us
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Last week I published, “Woman-made: Finding Beauty and Agency in Childbirth, explaining the importance of Canadian painter, Amanda Greavette’s…
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