A Saturday grab bag: The Ides of March edition
Links to stories from a few writers I follow who have important things to say.
Addressing the challenges of our polarized times
Links to stories from a few writers I follow who have important things to say.
A new book by Walter Isaacson considers one of the most famous sentences in American history.
Eric Foner’s new book of essays reminds us that history remains visible today.
An old piece that is a reminder to “Love the neighbor you like and the neighbor you don’t like.”
My chat with Ann de Forest―editor of “Ways of Walking”―celebrating movement at a human pace.
Imagine if we stopped spending time online so we could focus on things that makes life better.
Allen Guelzo’s intimate study of Abraham Lincoln’s powerful vision of democracy.
The evisceration of The Washington Post by a billionaire owner suggests that the decimation is the plan.
The work will remain the work. To heal old wounds. To not make new ones.
We need better stories