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Rules for Non-Radicals: Economic Interventions that Might Actually Make a Difference

On August 11, 2026August 18, 2026 By The Social CriticIn Economics & Globalization, Politics & Public PolicyLeave a comment

With the labor participation rate at 50-year lows and millions of Americans no longer counted as unemployed, many Americans are convinced the American Dream is in need of a bailout. But what does that look like? “Radical realism” — not socialism — may very well be the answer.

Tyre Nichols, Victim of White Supremacy (What would MLK Do?)

On January 27, 2023July 10, 2024 By The Social CriticIn Culture Critique, Faith & Philosophy, Politics & Public PolicyLeave a comment

If white supremacy permeates our institutions, it is going to take far more than institutional reform to escape. But where else can we turn?

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What the History of Ukraine Teaches us About the Risks of Mismanaging Climate Crisis

On March 14, 2022November 5, 2022 By The Social CriticIn Economics & Globalization, Health & Environment, Politics & Public Policy, Technology & ScienceLeave a comment

Climate crisis is real. So is the crisis we are creating in attempt to stop it. What Ukraine's history can teach us about man-made disaster.