Has anything changed in the six years since I published Nurturing Decent Human Beings: The Case for Moral Education in […]
American Universities in Danger
Part I: What’s Happening and Why Read Post »
I am not alone, of course, in finding the U.S. political news alarming, deeply distressing, and exhausting. Each day reveals
Positioning Democrats to Earn the Support and Confidence of More Voters Read Post »
A recent Pew Research survey of moral and ethical views in 25 countries garnered many headlines about the US being
A Flawed Global Survey of Morals Read Post »
As a teacher and sometime scholar of the Humanities and a recipient of a grant from the National Endowment for
Throwing Fuel on the Bonfire of the Humanities Read Post »
Let’s face it. The only available oppositional force that can stop MAGA at this time and in the foreseeable future
A Vision for Democrats in a Time of Crisis Read Post »
In several previous blogs, I analyzed how morality easily gets derailed because we frequently act as though it only pertains
The MAGA Attack on Empathy Read Post »
The bottom line that we need to keep coming back to is this: While there is a private aspect to
What We Too Often Get Wrong about Morality Read Post »
Our political madness seems to have no end. It is just so frustrating that any dialog about matters of national
Attacks on Teaching Racial History Read Post »
When I first wrote this blog post, it was not that long ago; but it was in the time before
Morality, Religion, Politics: America’s Toxic Brew—Part I Read Post »
In Part I, statistics led to the conclusion that the lower-income population has not benefited in any significant way from
Morality, Religion, Politics: America’s Toxic Brew–Part II Read Post »