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It’s as if Sisyphus were a DJ who was charged with spinning records instead of rolling stones.
It’s as if Sisyphus were a DJ who was charged with spinning records instead of rolling stones.
Why do Americans in the 21st century still insist on casting Indigenous people as quaint caricatures of yesteryear?
Ancient Indian Wisdom. Or Chinese Wisdom. Or Whatever. Read More »
Michael Sam may be the first football player to come out. But we’re looking towards the day when the last one no longer feels the need to remain in the closet.
Michael Sam: The First and the Last of It Read More »
While I do not support capital punishment, I don’t believe that supporting it is necessarily immoral.
Clayton Lockett’s Botched Execution and the Moral Ambiguity of Capital Punishment Read More »
Where this came from, how it got here, and where it might be headed
State of the Blog Address: My 500th Post Read More »
My opposition to the academic boycott is not a sign of support for Israelis policies or actions in the occupied territories.
On the Academic Boycott of Israel Read More »
Each time the court strikes down limits on campaign contributions, Americans assume corruption will be the result.
The Illogic of Unlimited Campaign Contributions Read More »
Colleges don’t want to pay athletes. Guess what? They already barely pay most of their faculty and staff. You see a trend here?
Millionaire coaches and athletic directors are not uncommon, yet it’s against the rules to pay athletes.
Is Big Time College Sports a Plantation Economy? Read More »
Every government has a vested interest in promoting a version of history that points to itself as the righteous successor of the past.
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