Trump’s Banality of Evil
By: Jared Marcel Pollen What does fascism smell like? It’s a question the late Christopher Hitchens used to ask, and
By Jared Marcel Pollen|2019-03-29T00:52:08+00:00August 22nd, 2017|Arts & Letters, Practice, Theory|3 Comments
By: Jared Marcel Pollen What does fascism smell like? It’s a question the late Christopher Hitchens used to ask, and
By Elizabeth Larkin Bouché|2019-03-30T05:23:21+00:00January 19th, 2017|Arts & Letters, Practice, Theory|6 Comments
By: Elizabeth Larkin Bouché As inauguration day approaches and women ready themselves for the Women’s March on Washington, I am
By Shannon Kirk|2019-03-30T05:25:26+00:00January 17th, 2017|Arts & Letters, Practice|0 Comments
We are living in the Fruit Loops vs. Cheerios Political System. Each Fruit Loop represents a position on an issue, and each Cheerio its “opposite.” If you are on Team Fruit Loop, you MUST accept and agree and support all Fruit Loops, likewise with Team Cheerio. This is a binary system. This is bullshit. We would never allow such simple sorting for fictional characters, so why is it being pushed in reality?
By Political Animal|2019-03-30T06:05:23+00:00May 10th, 2016|Practice|4 Comments
In 1862, Ulysses S. Grant ordered the expulsion of all Jews in the military district under his authority. Fast-forward about 150 years, and Donald J. Trump is vowing to create a “deportation force” to expel illegal immigrants from the United States and musing aloud as to whether a database should be created to track American Muslims. Comparing Trump to Grant is an instructive exercise.
By Political Animal|2019-03-30T06:06:47+00:00May 3rd, 2016|Practice, Theory, Uncategorized|5 Comments
Howl of the Day: May 3, 2016 Veteran political commentator and online media all-star, Andrew Sullivan, emerged from semi-retirement yesterday,