Weve built all the dams we need and that nature can handle. Development in flood zones is still happening faster than more sustainable locations. In his new book; Seek Higher Ground, The Natural Solu

Most of us can guess but theres nothing like serious scientific research when it comes to understanding political change. In her forthcoming book How the Heartland Went Red, Harvards Stephanie Term

Its a systemic problem: what is reasonable, what is acting in good faith when Americas police violate citizens rights or even kill them? As of now, police are protected, enjoying unique immunity

They claim loudly theyre protecting freedom and innocent children, but the truth is the right is oppressing both. On this show psychoanalyst Avgi Saketopoulou, co-author of Gender Without Identity, a

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If you have cared about equality in education in recent decades, you know of the work of Americas foremost advocate for public schools Jonathan Kozol. In schools named after Martin Luther King Jr, he

Its the bedrock of who we are today. But to believe there was agreement among the Founding Fathers, that they aimed to to replace plutocracy with democracy is just wrong. In this lively interview,

The intent is humiliation, eating away at ones humanity. How can that make one a better person? Former figure skater Keri Blakingers new book Corrections In Ink tells the story from the inside and a

In her new book Of Rule and Office: Platos Ideas of the Political, Princeton Professor of Politics Melissa Lane shows how the orange one serves both anarchy and tyranny. Better politicians use virtue

Politicians know the consequences of voters being ignored.There are tens of millions of people who used to be middle class but a revived Poor Peoples Campaign just may connect and inspire. According