politics
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At once obvious and devious, focusing on who starts a conflict is a clever way to avoid thinking about who is exploiting it.
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When we establish a precedent, we are choosing to follow a certain path. We like to pretend that none of this is our choice.
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We love to say that politics and religion doesn’t mix, but religion is political by definition. They can’t be separated.
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We talk about polarization like its something that happens to us. Rather than the byproduct of what we’re actually doing.
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While bothsides coverage is the fallback character of the modern news room, it is distorts and avoids the truth.
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We have a false image of neutrality. Ending affirmative action damages the neutrality equality actually brings to us.