Author: Erik Loomis
Reading the discussions of Andrew Jackson over the last couple of days has been really interesting to me. With both Dylan Matthews and Scott, I agree on all the merits.
I know the answer to the above question will be "nothing." People who can, largely white people, will continue to move to the suburbs or send their kids to private.
Above: Mary McLeod Bethune. The National Park Service offers tours of her home in Washington, D.C. Provocative and interesting essay from the National Parks and Conservation Association's Alan Spears, arguing.
Here's the lesson: Being an independent is worthless. If you register as an independent, you are irrelevant. https://twitter.com/MMFlint/status/722623453866500096 If you wanted to vote for Bernie but couldn't soil yourself with.
In this Democratic primary that is both inspiring and infuriating in equal measure, one of the least appealing aspects of it how many Bernie supporters are accusing Hillary Clinton or.
Knoxville's Henley Street Bridge lit in rainbow colors on the night the Supreme Court upheld marriage equality. Interesting piece on the changing dynamics of the South, with urban centers becoming.
So you might be asking yourself, "As a lazy professor who never writes anything, Loomis has tons of free time. What does he do with it?" Well, one thing I've.
Our good friend Colin Snider has an excellent primer on the craziness going on in Brazil, with President Dilma Rousseff impeached yesterday. This is well worth your time. The voting.