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The corrupt legislative shenanigans by lame-duck Republicans in Wisconsin, Michigan, and North Carolina have prompted many to reiterate calls for “civility” and “love.” But are those objectively good things?

Behind earnestly worded appeals for religious freedom and respect is a pretense that the Framers of the Constitution and the First Amendment somehow intended to justify discrimination against others.

We add to the power of racism and anti-Semitism rather than resist them when we fail to acknowledge that the past lives through us.

It’s not about what we can learn from Chau but what we’ve already learned from our foreign ventures in past.

In 2005, Georgia passed a law restricting voting rights within the state, sparking a look into the rightward shift in politics.

Once again, the Women’s March has been derailed due to the national leadership’s connections to Louis Farrakhan. But Jews have had their own Farrakhans. And many Jews certainly have not treated them, related to them, or engaged with them as they expect American Muslims and African Americans to now treat Farrakhan.

What are “hard” and “soft” dominionism and where do we see it in mainstream politics?

Thanksgiving has been marshaled in the battle over what is the proper interpretation of the idea of America. With thousands of refugees looking for amnesty in that “last, best hope of earth,” will the better angels of our nature find room for them at the table?