I have opinions about America’s Senate candidates! I know, you’re stunned.
The Paper Bullets Guide To The 2020 Senate Races
Category: Essay
In A Year That Has Been So Improbable . . .
A sure-to-be-long-debated move leads to the Dodgers’ first championship since 1988. And yet it’s in those moments—and the stories behind those moments—that baseball finds its soul, no matter the outcome.
Sunday Devotional #3: Oh Say, What Is Truth?
Truth is for us. It isn't for other people to explain to us.
Stranded On A Desolate, Unrecognizable Planet Called Earth
On Friday night, after learning that Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had died and having accepted that Republicans would certainly destroy the legitimacy of all institutions to fill her seat without any thought to renewing their so-called electoral mandate, I could not bring myself to watch RBG or On the Basis of Sex, as we might … Continue reading Stranded On A Desolate, Unrecognizable Planet Called Earth
Cuties Confronts The World As It Exists, Not The Pretend Republican One
Lauren Haskins authors this piece (with some editor’s commentary) about the vast difference between Cuties the movie, and Cuties the right-wing talking point.
The Allegory of the Creek Fire
Things that take decades, or even centuries, to build can be destroyed in hours if the conditions are right.
Anything Can Happen In The Woods
A reminder that the world is not a safe place.
The Profound Philosophical Rightness of…Cobra Kai?
Spoilers ahead. Be warned.
A 43-Year-Old Remembers 42
The game I loved had something unfair at the heart of it. I ignored it. But a time came when I could no longer do that.
A Letter From A Dad To His Daughter On Her Wedding Day
My daughter went to her wedding, and all she got was this lousy essay. Not even a T-shirt.