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Idolizing the Idyll: The Millennial Right’s Sad Adherence to 1980s Pop Culture
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“O Holy Night” Disgraces Christmas
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Christian Societies Cultivate a Natural Aversion to “Diversity”
A recent poll in the United States found that, despite nearly every evangelical leader’s race-pandering and propaganda for diversity, even today a majority (52%) of white evangelicals in the U.S.[…]
The Trenches in Perpetuity: The First World War Never Ended
The guns might have fallen silent on November 11th, 1918, but the impetus that set them off in the first place certainly didn’t. But enough of such gloominess. Aren’t centennials[…]
Prepare for Worse Times
It is the worst of times, and it is going to get a lot worse. The Trump interlude is ending. His election gave us some breathing space. Things could have gotten worse[…]
In the Empire of Insanity
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You Are Not a “Mutt”
It’s not uncommon for to hear white people refer to themselves as “mutts.” This reference to mixed-bred dogs is intended to convey that these white people consider themselves mixed to[…]
Good Ol’ Boy, Bad Ol’ Economist: Spare Us Your Lectures on Jobs, Mike Rowe
In his acerbic comedy-of-errors novel Babbitt, Sinclair Lewis wastes no time in heaping contempt upon the book’s namesake – in fact, during the very first description of his capitalist protagonist:[…]
Captain Unmarvelous
The superhero genre was one of the last quasi-traditional genres of American pop culture. Batman, Superman, and the other assorted heroes and villains literally came out of the early twentieth-century[…]
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