Culture
Donald Trump and His Appeal Was Never About Leadership
Nobody voted for Donald Trump because they thought he was a skilled communicator, a charismatic leader, a creative problem solver, a brilliant intellect, or a selfless humanitarian.
The Hypocrisy of “Don’t Force Your Lifestyle on My Kids”
Do you know what hypocrisy is? It’s always the loudest voices shouting “Don’t force your lifestyle on my kids!” who turn out to be the very people trying to force theirs on everyone else’s.
How America Looks Thru Party Eyes: One Nation, Two Visions
Ask a Republican and a Democrat to describe America, and you might wonder if they’ve been living in the same country—or even on the same planet.
Authoritarian Regimes: The Dangers of Historical Erasure
History has shown that authoritarian regimes often employ similar tactics to gain and maintain power. One of the first steps taken by such regimes is the systematic erasure of history.
Christian Nationalism: A Misrepresentation of Christianity
Christian nationalism is a political ideology that merges national identity with religious devotion, specifically the Christian faith. It seeks to establish a connection between a nation's identity and the Christian religion
Trump, the Smithsonian, and the Politics of Memory
Museums, like the Smithsonian, have long served as vital custodians of cultural heritage, functioning as repositories of historical artifacts and narratives that shape public understanding of the past.
Vaccines Aren’t Optional When It Comes to Public Health
Let’s be clear: you have a right to make choices for vaccines for your own children. You can decide to gamble with your child’s health if that’s what you want.
The Power of Lies: Understanding Hannah Arendt’s Warning
Truth and lies serve pivotal roles in society, shaping not only individual perceptions but also the collective consciousness. The fundamental difference between them lies in authenticity and deception.
