White people are not being “replaced” by invading non-whites, who have been here all along–because the U.S. incorporated them as we expanded
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Inside the Challenges faced by Journalists covering Iran’s Protests
Reporting on Iran comes with extraordinary personal and professional risks and obstacles
Shooting Protesters from Minneapolis to Tehran
How the Ghost of Renee Nicole Good Haunts Trump’s Response to Iran’s Protests
Despite Trump, Renewable Energy keeps Surging
Solar and wind adoption are experiencing the sharp upward trajectory that other successful new technologies, experienced
Iran regime: A Plato’s Republic thought experiment gone too far?
Turning to Plato’s Republic to show how Iran’s moral authority decayed into rule by force—laid bare during protests.
American Reich: Kristi Noem’s DHS is the Department of Homeland Subjugation
Deployed without proper training in conflict de-escalation, hese sadistic vigilantes throw flash-bangs and tear gas at peaceful protestors
Harari deconstructs the Israeli Narrative from within
Harari dismantles the Israeli narrative from within, stripping it of the historical sanctity long used to justify force
Published! In the Spirit of H. Chandler Davis: Activism and the Struggle for Academic Freedom
The book situates Davis’s legacy within today’s threats to free inquiry, examining the recurring dangers of political repression and censorship
HerStory: Feminism is the Route to Peace
Young people in more than 60 countries were taught about preserving nature and how to work for environmental good in their communities
“How many Kisses might it take:” FitzGerald’s The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám 1:35
This wine jug was once, like me, a miserable lover — captive to the tresses of a heartthrob
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