Roundup Top 10!
What Naomi Wolf and Cokie Roberts teach us about the need for historiansby Karin WulfWithout historical training, it’s easy to make big mistakes about the past. |
Free Speech on Campus Is Doing Just Fine, Thank Youby Lee C. BollingerNorms about the First Amendment are evolving—but not in the way President Trump thinks. |
Don't buy your dad the new David McCullough book for Father's Dayby Neil J. YoungMcCullough appears to have written the perfect dad book, but it's romantic view is the book's danger. |
Voter Restrictions Have Deep History in Texasby Laurie B. GreenTexas’ speedy ratification of the 19th Amendment represents a beacon for women’s political power in the U.S., but a critical assessment of the process it took to win it tells us far more about today’s political atmosphere and cautions us to compare the marketing of voting rights laws with their actual implications. |
What Does It Mean to be "Great" Amidst Global Climate Changeby David BromwichHow can Robert Frost, Graham Greene, Immanuel Kant, and others help us understand values and climate change? |
How the Central Park Five expose the fundamental injustice in our legal systemby Carl SuddlerThe Central Park Five fits a historical pattern of unjust arrests and wrongful convictions of black and Latino young men in the United States. |
The biggest fight facing the U.S. women’s soccer team isn’t on the fieldby Lindsay Parks Pieper and Tate RoyerThe history of women in sports and the discrimination they have long faced. |
I Needed to Save My Mother’s Memories. I Hacked Her Phone.by Leslie BerlinAfter she died, breaking into her phone was the only way to put together the pieces of her digital life. |
How to Select a Democrat to Beat Trump in 2020by Walter G. MossIn a Democratic presidential candidate for 2020 we want someone who possesses the major wisdom virtues, virtues that will assist him/her to further the common good. In addition, we need someone with a progressive unifying vision. |
Warren Harding Was a Better President Than We Thinkby David HarsanyiAn analysis of presidential rankings and a defense of Warren G. Harding. |