America’s history of anti-Japanese racism provides valuable lessons for the present.
Remembering Japanese American Internment in World War II
There Goes the Neighborhood
Examining the rise and fall of West Campus.
Destroyer of Worlds: Were the Atomic Bombs Justified?
Revisiting the moral question after the Oppenheimer film.
An Empire, If You Can Keep It: Why “America as the New Rome” Depends on the Virtue of its Citizens
Why “America as the new Rome” Depends on the Virtue of its Citizens.
To Develop a Political Philosophy
Have we reached our political potential?
The Texas Orator 