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Congress – the only place it is worse to be called a racist than to be a racist
In a recent exchange in Congress, Representatives Tlaib and Meadows reveal the way rules and racism coexist.
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Speaking is acting
We’ve made a faulty conclusion: that speaking isn’t acting. We couldn’t be more wrong.
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When our need to protect the powerful actually preserves division
We treat our divisions like conundrums: unsolvable and eternal. They’re neither. We just need to take their depth more seriously.
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Seduced by Inequality
It’s important to have empathy, but humanizing the devil doesn’t change his plans.
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How our present moment is like a dysfunctional family system
In the years running up to the Civil War, Congress was acting like a dysfunctional family system. Here’s why knowing that matters.