Taking advantage of the moment
A mother’s example helps point the way at this moment in time when we can change our future.
All posts tagged: Recommended Readings
Walk it like you talk it: Hope, joy, belief…and feet
Would we live with a generous, perspective if we believed that joy, wonder, and peace are what’s real?
Weekly Reader: The catcher was a spy
In the end, there are few men who find ways to live original lives. Moe Berg did that.
Digital declutter
How I came to work on a philosophy of technology use rooted in deep personal values.
Selling your soul for a mess of pottage: The politics of morality and racism
What have we given up of long-term value for our short-term gains?
Belief in a common purpose
The New Deal should serve as inspiration for our response to today’s crises.
Facing the myths in our personal histories
A West Point history professor suggests to prevent a racist future we must understand our racist past.
Weekly Reader: On Tyranny
Timothy Snyder and Lewis Lapham on the response to tyranny and the hard labor of democracy.
Our imperfect union
Understanding compromises made for unity is the start to addressing the underlying causes of our cleavages.
Happy birthday, Frederick Douglass
Born in slavery, Frederick Douglass chose February 14th as his birthday. Read why he remains a prophet for today.
