Excerpt | Michaela: The Power of Culture
The September edition of the Reading Wheel Review will feature two books. They are both collections of essays—Michaela: The Power of Culture and Battle Hymn […]
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Interview | The Nature of Law
Daniel Mark sat down recently for a wide-ranging discussion of his new book and related themes earlier this month with the CRCD’s
Essay | The Nature of Law
Right-of-center writers on philosophy and law have penned some fascinating books in recent years calling attention to rights as well as
Review | The Nature of Law
If you want to practice law, you go to law school. If you want to understand what law actually is,
Excerpt | The Nature of Law
I often joke that legal philosophers concern themselves primarily with two kinds of law: traffic laws . . . and
Interview | Who’s Afraid of Christian Nationalism
We are closing this month’s engagement with Mark David Hall’s Who’s Afraid of Christian Nationalism with a wide-ranging conversation between
Essay | Who’s Afraid of Christian Nationalism?
“A weed is a flower growing in the wrong place.”–George Washington Carver Over the past four years our small front
Review | Who’s Afraid of Christian Nationalism?
As he attempted to build public support for the invasion of Iraq, George W. Bush, like many Republican and Democratic
Excerpt | Who’s Afraid of Christian Nationalism?
On January 6, 2021, I was flying home from a speaking engagement. During a layover, I received an email from
Interview | The Gift of Black Folk
We wrap up our month-long engagement with W. E. B. DuBois’s The Gift of Black Folk with this wide-ranging conversation