essay
Divisiveness: the Great Prevarication
We’re told that the goal must always be to “see the other side” but what does this actually mean?
politics
Not Me, Us
Bernie may have suspended his campaign, but the fight goes on and the world needs us more than ever
politics
Expanded Opportunities in the Wake of COVID-19
a road map for changing workplaces and society
politics
Bernie Sanders and the New American Age
Bernie Sanders is considering a new bid for President of the United States of America and we should all be paying very close attention. Bernie Sanders is considering a new bid for President of the United States of America and we should all be paying very close attention.
essay
There’s an Epidemic in Hollywood
And it’s called Wanda Group (among others).
politics
The Duty to Party
This is not an article tackling all the many broad issues, nor even those which I usually mention. No, this is a different sort of article. It comes to me, as the November 6th election day draws to a close, that there is a substantial problem with the voting mindset in the United States, one which
Environment
Eco-Community, Technology, and Evolution
As the world changes, as capitalism shows its true face, as the climate cycles falter and shift, we need to concentrate on two things. As the world changes, as capitalism shows its true face, as the climate cycles falter and shift, we need to concentrate on two things.
politics
The Voting Teen
Why teenagers should be allowed to vote for the good of the country. The Republic is flailing rather wildly as we enter the first quarter of the 21st century and, to the eyes of many, the future is far from secure. It seems clear that we need all hands on deck.