A Lament For Autumn, Now That Spring Is So Far Away
A seemingly endless summer of discontentment leaves us no closer to better than we were before.
Tagged: black lives matter
The Well-Made Bed, Ready for Lying: Lady A Edition
It’s hard to imagine a more vivid example of how the outcry for real change and justice has more often than not turned into more posing than a yoga studio.
Don’t Forget: Black Lives Matter
While deciding if we can watch Gone with the Wind or use racist pancake mix, the House and Senate were working on bills dealing with police brutality.
Do All Lives Matter?
One thing I’ve noticed about the correction of “All Lives Matter” is that it doesn’t really seem sufficient if one’s goal is purely to inform.
Harsh Your Mellow Monday: Mission Creep and Opposite the Editors Edition
The dangers of mission creep in push for police reform, who watches the opinion section watchers of the New York Times, and stats that aren’t helpful.
Let’s Be Honest: We Just Don’t Want a Dialogue
Yet another college free-speech case has led me to the conclusion that we just don’t want a dialogue on anything of substance.
