In this series, we are exploring the cultural roots of the escalating campus rage in America. New York University professor Jonathan Haidt recently described it as “a new religion.” I find it extremely clarifying to recognize this rage as a religion. It isn’t simply “atheism” or “secularism,” but really a
These days we’re waving more Black Lives Matter posters and fewer Star Spangled Banners. What San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick started in August has become a movement. Every week we read about another protest during the singing of the US national anthem. Somebody kneels or raises fists to indicate their dissatisfaction
How are narratives being perpetuated today? Photo by The All-Nite Images In this series, we’ve been examining narratives: What they are, why they’ve become so pervasive, and why they are destructive—acting as a corrosive acid that eats away at the very pillars of a healthy, flourishing society. Narratives are
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