Tom Brady, Gawker and the problem with selective justice
Unfair punishment can appeal to us when it hurts our adversaries. But what goes around comes around.
The impact of September 11th, now over 15 years later
The Sept. 11th attacks forever changed our domestic and foreign policy.
An Inconvenient Youth: Trump’s HR department
This week: I share some exclusive leaked emails from the Trump campaign.
Human rights, not gay rights
Our cultural and religious traditions do not have to conflict with the protection of our basic human rights.
Humanities degrees have employment value, too
The inherent critical thinking skills from a liberal arts degree can contribute to any workplace.
Burkini ban in France is rooted in Islamophobia
Denying women the right to cover themselves is as tyrannical as forcing them to cover up.
Governor Hogan’s popularity is no mystery
His high approval rating is the result of smart policy choices and responsiveness to the concern of Marylanders.
Covering up: how cover songs drive music forward
Music is an iterative process and every artist builds upon the work of those before.
Must we be microaggressive?
No, not if we can start teaching children to be more culturally aware at a younger age.
Let’s not let an explosion set us back
We venture into space because it will lead us into the future.