We’re living in extraordinary times, Caitlin Johnstone suggests that you be present for it. “Please prioritize your mental health at this point in history.”
Protest That Just Reads the Headline Is Dangerous As It Is Stupid
The modern discourse is in trouble. Instead of protest bringing change, I’ve found that it’s quickly just become a way to hear oneself talk, and facts be damned.
The Paris Example: Can Violent Protest Bring Change Elsewhere?
With Macron buckling to the demands of the Paris protesters, it’s easy to assume that violent protest is the best avenue toward progress. But will it work outside of France?
Just Did It: The Calls for Boycott Won’t Hurt Nike
Despite the calls for a Nike boycott, the company featuring Colin Kaepernick in a new campaign isn’t likely to bring the brand to its knees.
The Universal Protest of 1968 Should Speak to Us Today
1968 was a year beset by great division, one that birthed great international protest. If we’re looking to change the world of tomorrow, we should look to yesterday.
Trump’s Response to the NFL Taking a Knee Is a Sleight of Hand
The current discussion swirls around Donald Trump’s volcanic criticism of athletes disrespecting the flag. However, I contend that there’s something deeper at play.
When Batman Met Nazis: America’s Insipid Culture War
I think it’s safe to say that the costumed, albeit violent, Berkeley protest represents the culture war in the U.S. Confused, shallow, and vain.
United against #United: The Internet’s Golden Days of Criticism
First, we got the Pepsi ad taken down. Now, we’re looking to take down United Airlines. But just because their PR doctors deem our criticism right, that doesn’t make it so.
The Unfulfilled Dream of Martin Luther King
In the general consciousness, the lessons of Martin Luther King seem to have been forgotten; especially today, as the U.S. faces a similar divide to that which he sought to bridge.
2016: The Best of Times > The Worst of Times
The general consensus is that 2016 can eat a bag of dicks. So, let’s savor other fruits before we apathetically return to the bag for 2017 …
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