The past few weeks have been difficult for many—especially survivors of sexual violence. The Senate hearings that ultimately resulted in Judge Brett Kavanaugh being sent to the Supreme Court served as a reminder that we still have a long way to go toward respecting individuals like Dr. Christine Blasey Ford who report sexual assault allegations. […]
How Journalists, Artists & Physicians are Shaping the Healthcare Debate: The “SOME PEOPLE” (Every)Body Exhibition
Today, few issues are non-partisan. However, one subject that is becoming less partisan involves how people rate the quality of healthcare in the United States. Access to affordable, high-value healthcare matters to all individuals, though it touches some more intimately than others. In the first three months of 2018, more than 28 million children and adults were […]
Moral Conviction and Civility Can Coexist. In Fact, They Must.
As is well known by now, over the weekend, Senator John McCain died of brain cancer. Since his death, people around the world have expressed their respect for and gratitude to the man who survived more than five years of imprisonment and torture while he was a prisoner of war in Vietnam. When given the […]
The Unnatural Power of Place: Borders & Boundaries
Over the past few years, questions about who belongs where have dominated the news. Stories about migration. Legal and illegal immigration. Nativism. Colonialism. These issues have triggered deep emotional responses and plenty of punditry, though less attention has focused on the ideas that underlie them. Perhaps it’s time for us to take a deeper look. […]
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