Thinking Dangerously in the Age of Normalized Ignorance Ed. Note: Critical Thinking: From time to time the imperative to consider the stakes takes stage. This is one of those times. Our thanks to Henry Giroux for sharing with us an article that appears...
Photo by Artur Pokusin via Unsplash *** My Street, Their World By Carmen Firan Sipping my morning coffee. Spring was just around the corner, but not quite there yet. The sparrows have gone berserk, they’ve lost patience, flinging from one branch to another,...
Scott Webb photo Why Teachers Matter in Dark Times by Henry A. Giroux Americans live in a historical moment that annihilates thought. Ignorance now provides a sense of community; the brain has migrated to the dark pit of the spectacle; the only discourse that...
The Herd of Elephants in the Room Barry Healey’s Letter to Justin Trudeau (et al) In 1953 the population of humans on Planet Earth was 2.3 billion. 65 years later, it’s over 7 billion, 3 times the number in 1951. It would appear that we humans have one...
The Basilica Nuestra Señora Del Pilar (The Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar). To the left is ‘El Gran Gomero’; at over 200 years old, it is the oldest tree in the Buenos Aires. Argentines Under Siege by Chelsea L. Horne When you think of...
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