PinnedWhy I Started Using Christian Fascism Instead of Christian NationalismDuring graduate school, Chris Hedges took ethics classes with James Luther Adams, an American theologian who spent time in Germany during…Sep 1, 2022A response icon13Sep 1, 2022A response icon13
We Must Speak Out Now, Not When It Becomes AcceptableA few weeks ago, I was on a flight back to Atlanta from a trip to Mexico. Right before we landed, a storm popped up over the Atlanta…1d agoA response icon11d agoA response icon1
Amidst the Cruelty, Where Do You StanYears ago, when I taught in Louisiana, I remember a student walking into the classroom with an “Angola, a gated community” t-shirt. I grew…5d ago5d ago
Beauty Amongst Violence in “The Diary of Mary Berg: Growing Up in The Warsaw Ghetto”Over the past few weeks, I’ve read Hans Massaquoi’s Destined to Witness: Growing Up Black in Nazi Germany and Mary Berg’s diary that she…Jun 29Jun 29
Exploration and Colonization in John Cheever’s “The Swimmer”At the end of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby (1925), Nick Carraway goes over to Gatsby’s dark, empty house then heads down to the…Jun 25Jun 25
“What do little girls like to do?”: Confronting Sexual Violence and Sexual Assault in PunkWhen she started at Evergreen State College, Kathleen Hanna’s roommate Alle had a poster or the Crass’ Eve Libertine on the wall with some…Jun 22Jun 22
“I’ve always done what is right”If you’ve been reading me for a while, you know that while I typically write essays, I occasionally write short stories. I’ve published…Jun 17Jun 17
“Everything burns”: Facades and Identity in S.A. Cosby’s “King of Ashes”Last year, I read three of S.A. Cosby’s novels (I still need to read Blacktop Wasteland), and I was instantly hooked. When I heard about…Jun 15Jun 15