Month: February 2015
At one time, I was really worried about Scott Walker becoming president. But with each passing day, it’s increasingly clear that this is a person not ready for prime time. Instead, this is Sarah
Interesting essay on the influence of the racial stereotypes in Uncle Tom’s Cabin on German conceptions of American racial issues. For Jim O’Loughlin, Uncle Tom’s Cabin is a popular artefact
The athletic directors and the commissioner of the Big 10 conference are very, very, very concerned about putting the education of their unpaid quasi-professional athletes students who participate in
On this episode of Foreign Entanglements, Daveed Gartenstein-Ross and I talk ISIS:
Amanda Marcotte has a good rant over at Raw Story about how nobody is going to stop game developers from making sexist games. That’s true and I think that’s good–people should be all
Art Pope’s rule as King of North Carolina continues with the closing of centers on North Carolina campuses that deal with social and ecological issues: The full UNC Board of Governors met in Cha
Responding to Abbe Gluck’s argument that the troofer reading of the ACA violates the clear notice requirement that is now well-settled constitutional law, Ed Kilgore observes: This argument may
Are the people who say this dress is gold and white pulling some sort of internet-wide prank?
- LGM Film Club, Part 344: Key Ring Craze in France
- Targeting Regional Abortion Safe Havens
- Music Notes
- They’re Going To Try To Shoot Down The Balloon
- The man behind the Whitewater non-scandal strikes out again
- This man thinks he can be president
- The strange quasi-immortality of the 40-hour work week
- Teaching Reconstruction
- Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 1,289
- Rules for Sociopaths