BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

A personal essay that explains why they don't believe that public protests are a very effective way of bringing about desired changes.

A Gen Z essay exploring the many ways in which the deepening gender divide is likely to adversely affect their future and thoughts about what to do about it.

Amid all of the turmoil over Justice Alito's surreptitiously recorded comments -- a look at the ethical questions involved,

An exploration of the contradictions that arise when you try to simplistically bifurcate the world into two groups -- oppressors and the oppressed.

Preliminary information about what all-out, us-versus-them politics is likely to look like should President Trump be reelected.

An update on a prospects for war between Israel and Hezbollah ad an explanation of why that would be vastly more catastrophic.

A critical look at progressives who demonize their working-class political opponents, rather than trying to understand and respond to their complaints.

A critique of the Biden Administration's foreign policy that argues that it makes a serious effort by assuming that China, Russia and Iran all want ‘stability.’

A hideous attack is transformed into a statement of bloodied but unbowed humanism.

An insightful contribution to efforts to understand how so many "privileged" young people are turning against the system that granted them all of those privileges.