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Why I Started Using Christian Fascism Instead of Christian Nationalism

During graduate school, Chris Hedges took ethics classes with James Luther Adams, an American theologian who spent time in Germany during…

Sep 1, 2022

Why I Started Using Christian Fascism Instead of Christian Nationalism

Sep 1, 2022

“Fascism is invincible only with us”: The Church and Acquiescence to Fascism

Whenever I go to a used bookstore, I typically find a book I have never heard of and pick it up. On one such trip, I saw a copy of Rolf…

2d ago

“Fascism is invincible only with us”: The Church and Acquiescence to Fascism

2d ago

Who’d Want to Read It?

Guy Delisle spent a year living in Jerusalem as his partner worked for an NGO in the West Bank and Gaza. He detailed his experience in…

5d ago

Who’d Want to Read It?

5d ago

“This is an us problem!”: We Must Recognzie Ourselves to Move Forward

Win McNamee/Pool Photo via AP

Mar 12

“This is an us problem!”: We Must Recognzie Ourselves to Move Forward

Mar 12

How to Make Our Classroom Welcoming for All

I have taught, in some form, for a quarter century. I have taught high school course and for most of that time I have taught in higher…

Mar 9

How to Make Our Classroom Welcoming for All

Mar 9

We Must Remain Ever Vigilant of Ourselves

The generational trauma of oppression impacts everyone involved: the oppressed and the oppressor alike. While the trauma does not impact…

Mar 5

We Must Remain Ever Vigilant of Ourselves

Mar 5

You Can Never be Apolitical

In Belonging: A German Reckons with History and Home, Nora Krug traces her family’s history and digs deep into the role her family members…

Mar 2

You Can Never be Apolitical

Mar 2

“We’d find it hard to have enemies if we cared about what happened to them”: How the Construction…

Fear arises not just through a lack of action but also through, as Lillian Smith puts it, “the singsong voices of politicians who preached…

Feb 26

“We’d find it hard to have enemies if we cared about what happened to them”: How the Construction…

Feb 26

Fascism in Literature Syllabus

Mabel Dwight, Danse Macbre, 1933

Feb 23

Fascism in Literature Syllabus

Feb 23

We Must Act to Ensure Our Freedom

A few weeks ago, we had a protest in our small, rural town about the administration’s immigration policies. We gathered on the side of the…

Feb 19

We Must Act to Ensure Our Freedom

Feb 19

Matthew Teutsch

Matthew Teutsch

Here, you will find reflections on African American, American, and Southern Literature, American popular culture and politics, and pedagogy.

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