Socialism and Liberalism: A Path Towards Estrangement’s End
Thinkers in both “camps” have not only challenged the underlying idea of the split but created theory that unified both liberal and socialist principles.
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The Misogyny of Anti-Abortion Politics
If [misogyny] feels like anything at all, it will tend to be righteous: like standing up for oneself or for
The Clouded Ideology of Libertarianism
Like many others, I discovered Ayn Rand in high school and converted to libertarianism with a true believer’s zeal.
Fertile Functioning, the Market, and Economic Growth
Relatively free and open markets have always accompanied liberal societies, and they have been most thoroughly suppressed by some of
Throwing Shade on the Enlightenment
Slate writer Jamelle Bouie caused quite a kerfuffle by discussing the racist elements within the Enlightenment, first with a series
A Capitalism for Teen Vogue
Kim Kelly has presented a pretty good explainer of capitalism for the uninitiated at Teen Vogue. I wouldn’t be
Thor: Ragnarok, a Liberal Allegory
TaLynn Kel argues at The Establishment that Thor: Ragnarok is really a subversive takedown of white supremacy and colonialism. Spoilers
Intersectional Liberalism
In a talk given to the largely conservative audience of the Manhattan Institute, Jonathan Haidt discussed some of the reasons
The White Dudes of Liberalism
When a critical concentration of white men are present in early days of a movement or ideology, it sets in
Anarchism: Liberal Threat or Liberal Critique?
Anarchism is surely underrated in the popular mindset, unjustly besmirched as it is by thesauruses juxtaposing anarchy with chaos and
Beyond the Freedom of the Void
The liberal tradition is centrally concerned with liberty. But the different currents within liberal thought naturally differ in their conceptions
The Open and Closed Political Axis
Recent political contests seem to have shifted from a left-right axis to an axis setting those in favor of the
Social Justice for Mortals
If men were angels, no government would be necessary. If angels were to govern men, neither external nor internal controls