It’s an exhaustive list, far longer and deeper than you might suspect. All the way back in 1840, student Joseph Semmes shot University of Virginia law professor John Anthony Gardner Davis.
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These are confessions, not boasts.
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The sentimental holidays are behind us. The 3-day weekends of bright sunshine, burnt flesh, and drunken nationalism are still months away. Between them lay months of cocooning with your screens or ear budded jogs and dog walks.
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We’re quick to judge Donald Trump because it seems so easy; his character is so achingly shallow, but also because it is always far safer to judge others.
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How Confederate statues in Memphis illustrate the GOP’s shift from champion of States’ and small government to the party of big, top-down government.
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Doug Jones’ victory last night is a good thing because, if nothing else, it means the child molester did not win. But beyond that, I believe it matters little.
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A functioning republic must recognize and address corruption within its highest ranks lest it turn into little more than an oligarchy or kleptocracy.
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Most white Americans worry about racism against white people. That’s not only predictable, it’s actually a fundamental precondition for white racism to exist.
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