Unmasking Fascism
Said’s pedagogy of wakefulness offers a critical lens through which to view the role of culture in education. It calls on educators
Reason-Vision-Virtue
Christian Zionism, Antisemitism & Christian Realism
Relying on God’s promise to Abraham that those who bless his descendants will be blessed may be more satisfying spiritually to many.
A New Phase in Iran-Israel Tensions: Heading Toward War?
In conclusion, the Israeli strike of June 13, 2025, marks a new phase of conflict in which Israel has moved beyond proxy
In Praise of Forbearance
Forbearance is not a passive stance. Serenity does not mean being a docile sheep. Even one’s righteous rebellion, if they are truly
Codependent Destruction: The US-Israeli Death Spiral
Every school board meeting, every congressional vote, every act of civil courage now carries unprecedented stakes. We’re not just arguing about foreign
Netflix gives African film a platform, Why?
These projects offer an alternative. As Netflix expands, African creative workers and cultural policymakers must protect the narrative integrity of African stories
The Novel as Revolutionary Instrument
Kumin, 35, is the founder and editor of The Mars Review of Books, a countercultural lit mag adjacent to New York City’s
Cornel West on Trump, American Empire, and Courage in Dark Times
Philosopher, activist, and public intellectual Dr. Cornel West discusses the nihilism gripping our ruling class, the failures of the Democratic Party, and
Is Ownership Over?
The lack of extant media ownership described here may appear trivial at surface level. But we, fellow new-age serfs, are the frogs
A Moment of Truth for India, an Admission of Failure By Modi?
This raises some instructive posers for the Indian establishment: if America can strike deals with China, why not India? If America can