How do Republican complaints about the 2020 election impact the possibility of unfairness and illegitimacy in 2024?
What Makes an Election “Free and Fair”
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Philosophy of Coping/Philosophy of Revolution
Making progress requires two contrasting philosophies. How do we think about them?
“Bury Me an Honest Man”: On the Politics of Black Non-Monogamy
What does the extramarital relationship between Jada Pinkett Smith and August Alsina say about non-monogamy, Black men, and Black love?
How to Listen to Scientific Experts
It is more important than ever that we understand how scientists translate their technical understanding into something actionable for the public.
Arendt on thinking and the coronavirus pandemic
At a time when thought is more difficult than ever, the Coronavirus pandemic forces us to stop and do just that: think.
A Guide for Talking to Trump Supporters 2.0
Strategies for your conversations with Trump supporters
Who is Responsible for This?
A political parable
The Impeachment Fantasy
Let alone a second Trump term, people are not worried enough about whether the country can handle a second Trump campaign.
Should You Be a Person of Principle?
An investigation of what it is to be a “person of principle,” including a critique of some recent episodes of Malcolm Gladwell’s Revisionist History podcast.
The Ideology of Political Pragmatism
How to navigate debates within the Democratic party, and the left more broadly.
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