Confronting America’s deeper issues means looking at it through its fragility, rather than the superpower status it cultivates.
Why Good Men Can’t Deliver Gender Equality
Despite the concerted push of good men seeking change for women, the entirety of the movement is based on the same marginalization we’re fighting. Speaking for us is not the same as giving us a voice.
Ashton Applewhite on Ageism and the Bias Against Our Future Prosperity
As our populations grow ever older, our thinking should evolve with it. Ashton Applewhite believes that age is only a number, but it holds infinite value.
Painting the Two Koreas: A Portrait of Our Time
The image of North Korea finally meeting the South at the bargaining table was a historic one. But within the frame, there are small, important details.
A “Little Bit” of Sexual Harassment Is Still Too Much
While we may be focusing on the notable purveyors of it, the truth is that sexual harassment has long been the norm, and the acceptable amount should be none.
Brexit, Catalonia, Who Next?
After a study discovered that 75% of people no longer trusted their government, the next Brexit is a “when” not an “if.”
Judging Jane Fonda
When a 79-year-old Jane Fonda proudly took to the stage of the Emmys recently, many criticized the amount of plastic surgery she had. However, because she owned it, I believe we should follow her cue.
Post Manchester: Ariana’s Grand Crusade
While Britain obsesses about the aftermath of its general election, the tribute concert for the victims of the Manchester terrorist attack gave an insight into the young demographic that will count from now on and more than ever.
Blair-xit: When a Politician Falls by His Sword, He Should Retire His Public Persona
Last week, Tony Blair took it upon himself to change the minds of those who voted for Brexit. As he is one of those responsible for circumstances that enabled the vote, perhaps he should quietly slip to the background.
The Lies and Slippery Slope of Trump’s Presidency
The full effect of Trump’s twisting of language and facts may be felt overseas, as his governance tactics may surrender the ground won by democracy over the past half century.