Inequality and Unions
Ever wonder why income inequality in the U.S. is so extreme? Here is one big reason why: This graphic compares the portion […]
Tag: power
Renewing Democracy in Trumpland
Less than an hour before it began, I posted a last-minute announcement on Facebook to alert my local friends about a rally […]
Remembering the Losses of 9/11
Today marks the 14th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 when 2,977 Americans lost their lives. As we pause […]
Drinking the Kool-Aid
On a recent trip to the grocery store my daughter spotted a colorful Kool-Aid display, strategically placed at the eye level of […]
Colorado School Board Decision Produces Protests and Questions of Motives
Changes in AP history trigger a culture clash in Colorado – Washington Post
Students Protest Decision to Ban Protest
A School Board in Colorado seeks to ban the teaching of dissent and protest in the public school curriculum in favor of […]
This is How Power Works: A Primer and Illustration
The following post was written in 2014 during a controversy on our campus involving the resignation of a recently-hired University president, Timothy […]
The half-million dollar question
Here is a link to a guest column I wrote for our campus newspaper. It deals with, among other things, the way […]
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