Gloria Steinem's gift to women also became a gift to Wall Street. But it won't last. Here's why.
Social criticism, opinion and commentary on Western society and globalization.
Gloria Steinem's gift to women also became a gift to Wall Street. But it won't last. Here's why.
As America celebrates 250 years, the Supreme Court moved to affirm over 100 years of court rulings in which citizenship is guaranteed for those born on U.S. soil, with few exceptions. But is no-questions-asked "birthright citizenship" really what the framers of the 14th Amendment intended? A closer look at the exclusions they carved out tells a different story — one overcome by baked-in administrative assumptions that shaped 19th Century thought, while creating 21st Century conflicts.
Polarizing narratives have been used to divide the nation over three successive election cycles. Is it too late to reclaim "normal"?