Often we like to think that when it comes to LGBT rights we've come a long way and done so relatively quickly. But these links should remind us that we have to stay vigilant in fighting for those rights. Ryan...
Month: April 2015
It seems that if hipsters really want to be all steampunk, they might as well bring back acquaintance cards and other routines of 19th century versions of courting. Surely someone.
I can't think of a better way to win friends on social than to write an article in which I bag on Louie and defend beat cops: As any television critic.
I'm beginning to think there might be a pattern here.
Over the years, Bill and Hillary Clinton have been subjected to accusations regarding so many fake "scandals" that it's easy to dismiss further claims of impropriety and corruption as just.
Julia Azari -- who has written a very valuable recent book on the subject -- has a useful corrective to my too-glib dismissal of the concept of mandates: Mandates are.
An error in this article about Steve King's discriminatory jurisdiction-stripping bill allows me to explain something about the foundations of judicial power in the U.S. that many people aren't aware of: King’s bill strips way Article III of the Constitution, which gives federal courts the...
In 1967, a company was giving bus tours of the Haight for squares wondering what this whole hippie thing was about. Here's a story and some photos taken on one.
Here's a John C. Wright-proportioned take on the Rabid Puppies by Philip Sandifer. This is an important take on rape jokes; I think they can be funny so long as they.
At the Diplomat I push back a bit on the idea that the TPP is a critical national security problem for the US: The reformulation of the TPP conversation as a national...
Nice that participating in a protest to get your state to accept the provisions of the Affordable Care Act gets one in seriously hot water at the University of Georgia.
Updated below Denialism, by which I mean the denial or unwarranted minimization of a disturbing reality, usually comes in several forms. For example, Holocaust denialism covers a spectrum of arguments,.