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As a child growing up in Louisville, Kentucky in the late 1970s a curious painting hung in my family’s den depicting thirteen men of varying shades of brown sitting around a long table partaking in a…

High above the nine living justices of the Supreme Court, carved atop the marble columns of the highest courtroom in the land, sits the prophet Muhammad. He’s not alone, obviously. Flanking him are…

Last Tuesday, just days before Idaho became one of a handful states to see a record high in new COVID-19 cases, 15 Republican members of the Idaho House of Representatives went rogue, gathering in the…

The storm waters may have receded, but as Darwin BondGraham wrote for us five years ago, the tidal wave of Economic Right policies has yet to retreat.

The National Endowment for the Arts was established in 1965.

Please feel free to ignore the economists and pundits who like to say that Wall Street is not the ‘real’ economy. That old saw is false in at least two ways. Members of the investor class wouldn’t…

In our recent book on environmental ethics , Kevin O’Brien and I deal quite a bit with the concept of time. We argue there, and I argue here still, that the chronological, anthropocentric (or human…

In a blog post for The Gospel Coalition, Kevin DeYoung calls for conservative Christians to “have more children and disciple them like crazy,” a new culture war strategy that has me scratching my head…

What is called “hate violence”—violence directed at vulnerable and marginalized groups—is not abhorrent to respectable society. On the contrary, respectable society has provided the models, policies, and practices that marginalize.

The WCF is hosting a gathering of right-wing scholars and activists later this year, including two who have made it their business to provide academic sanction to destructively erroneous claims about LGBTQ people: Mark Regnerus and Brad Wilcox.