The world doesn’t get to decide your self-worth. Sticks and stones break bones; words do not earn the privilege to harm you one bit.
Sticks and Stones: When Words Gain Power
Why is Steve Bannon So Mad?
Steve Bannon left the White House last week the same way he entered it – with a series of bombastic threats toward those who opposed him. Having spent his tenure openly at odds with a wide variety of other senior staffers, he used an exit interview to label himself “Bannon the Barbarian” and discuss his […]
A Lesson in Tolerance
To be “intolerant” is to commit the gravest social error, and will cause one to be excommunicated from the cathedrals of academia and politics.
Equivocation: A Primer
Being able to condemn extremism in whatever form it takes is not the practice of moral equivocation, but desperately needed moral consistency.
After Charlottesville
The goal must be making fewer Nazis – and purging them from the Republican Party – not just punching or scolding the ones we currently have.
Abortion and Potentiality, Continued…
Moral value for Harman is dependent on the existential ability to self-authenticate, to determine one’s own potential. Moral value for Anglin is dependent on the economic ability to self-sustain, to determine one’s own potential.
Angry Rhetoric Won’t Cure Racism
It’s time we make an intentional effort to recognize racism in our own backyards and stand up and address it.
Op-Ed: An Open Letter To Virginia Republicans
We must oppose any candidate associated with hatred and segregation of any kind. We must offer no comfort and no quarter.
Want To Fight The Secular Religions?
For today’s conservative, our task might very well be said to consist of leaning back into a chair with finger to philtrum muttering the challenge –“Why?”
Abortion and Potentiality: James Franco and Elizabeth Harman Extended Version
The pro-abortion camp is losing the empirical debate on life. This is why people like Harman are now resorting to questions of moral value and status rather than that of life.
