There’s a quiet delusion in the belief that humanity is somehow exempt from the universal law of death.
The World in 100 Years
Constitutional Violations In the Name of Progress
A look into the implications of bending the first amendment against the few and how it could affect the many.
Political Polarization and How It Is Enforced By Media
Political polarization has been both worsened and normalized through different aspects of media and how people choose to consume it.
To Disagree Without Hate: The Complexity of Empathy
As long as violence remains a celebrated part of the national story, empathy for its victims will always be inconsistent.
Lessons From London
In a time of global reordering and uncertainty about the future, we must reflect on the history of what America has been and decide what America must be.
The Texas Orator 