Category: Book Review

A philosopher’s answer to a double question: What are identities and why do they matter?   “What are you?” Whether in my home town of…

A Response to the “Labels are for Soup Cans Not People” Mentality   The worst bulletin board I’ve ever had the displeasure of seeing in…

On the evening of November 8, 2016, a group of friends and I gathered in front of the TV in our house’s living room to…

Historians in the 1980s thought that nationalism, and by extension the nation, was dead, overtaken with the cosmopolitanism of an increasingly interconnected world. As anyone…

The American narrative is as familiar to me as it is to anyone living in the United States, present from the picture books I read…