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Partisanship may help us understand
Partisanship may help us understand what is going on at the moment. But it doesn’t always help us know what to do.
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Being Good News
Being surrounded by bad news is exhausting. Trying to do good things can feel fruitless. And yet we know it is right.
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There’s more than one reason to leave Twitter
We called it a hellsite. Our main source of news. Social media. Tech platform. It was always more than free speech.
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They don’t know
For the last Sunday after Pentecost, we are offered the crucifixion, a weird place to end, knowing it is no ending.
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Not Feeding Trolls
The phrase “don’t feed the trolls” has been around as long as many of us have used the internet. It needs an update.
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People vote for People
It seems obvious. There are names on the ballot. We tap the screen or punch the card to elect a specific person to office.
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The people who don’t want verification
With a change to the verification process on Twitter, many see this as another opportunity to engineer chaos.
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Open season for racists after Musk’s takeover
Elon Musk thinks he’s striking a victory for free speech. But responsibility is what people are fighting over.