Co-Living, Extended Families, and Hidden Persuaders
Why “co-living” is seen as pretty cool — but living with one’s extended family impossible.
Why “co-living” is seen as pretty cool — but living with one’s extended family impossible.
How can we tell the difference between bad “cultural appropriation” and the kind that’s intrinsic to culture itself?
Though there is no actual debate about transgender people, there is action — legal action — and more to come.
On the increasingly open discrimination against fellow citizens who hold the wrong views.
On broken communities, Econs, and Humans.
Attending to the victims of violence.
We are becoming habituated to making the nuclear option the first option.
Does caring for each other in suffering only fulfill the marital bonds within a religious framework?
The Wheaton College conflict cannot be abstracted away from the real humans involved
Refuting the Kentucky Clerk—and defending her
This morning Rod calls our attention to this post about cooking the …
Sometimes people quit the internet — and quit other things because of …
Go for prosperity—but prepare yourself to live decently in relative poverty.
One of the key themes of the book I’m just beginning to …
When The Onion is good, it’s really good: Former classmates also confirmed …
Over at Books and Culture, a very thoughtful review is behind a …
A story of boyhood racism and violence in Birmingham, Alabama