Adieu, Teddy Roosevelt
It’s open season on the past
It’s open season on the past
Churches have become a target for the young and angry
Time’s up for the nation’s capital
A disturbing trend of attacking religious sites reveals a new intolerance
How we can reckon with the past without destroying it
Under Mount Rushmore, the President begins his comeback story
Let ’ s kill two birds with one stone
Why hasn’t the presumptive nominee defended statues like other centrist leaders?
Our story is intricately and intimately connected to the ‘original sin’ of our nation’s founding
It would be tragic if a church was attacked or vandalized because of a hyperbolic statement
Only a society that sees a need for ‘self-esteem’ counseling could be so susceptible to such destructive illusions
When did guilt become so comforting?
Who is immune from retrospective condemnation?
The attempt to prettify history is ugly
If we simply destroy the evidence, we impoverish our heirs’ understanding