In Defense of Red Tape
Procurement in government is difficult, but rules and regulations make it better.
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Black Lives Matter: Testing American Exceptionalism
The continued protests against the police killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and other Black Americans are testing both the
Is Trump's Anti-Semitism Deliberate? A Reappraisal
Whenever I set aside time to write about anti-Semitism in contemporary politics, I block out some time to make
At the Forefront of the Effort
In the wake of the tragedy in Minneapolis, even some conservatives have been forced to concur that there may be
Towards a More Perfect Union
From our earliest days as a nation, the American story has been one of striving. Born in pursuit of a
How Money Bail Perpetuates Inequality in the Criminal Justice System
Money bail is the payment a person arrested and charged with a crime is required to pay in order to
The Limits of Standpoint Epistemology for Politics
In her book Invisible Women, Caroline Criado Perez repeatedly refers to the time Bernie Sanders said: “it’s not enough
How James Marion Sims Became the Father of Modern Gynecology by Experimenting on Slaves
In the 1890s, our society put colonialist abuse on a pedestal when the monument honoring James Marion Sims was erected
Towards a Green Liberalism
Former UK Prime Minister Theresa May quipped that “If you believe you are a citizen of the world, you are
The Ethics of Policing Protests
On June 3, officers in the New Orleans Police Department shot chemical irritants into a crowd attempting to cross the
Sanctions: Modern Barbarism Disguised as Diplomatic Responsibility
Throughout the course of history, organized groups of people have turned to isolating their adversaries from resources when faced with
How I Became an Anti-Racist
The murder of George Floyd under the knee of a Minneapolis police officer has once again brought the issue of
Black Lives Matter First
Everyone hates identity politics. Leftists like Walter Benn Michaels argue that antiracism, feminism, and LGBT rights movements divide and undermine