It has taken me some time to make my way back here; to find the words to so rightly express my discontents. When I was last here, Trump had just been elected the 47th President of the United States, and I wrote of my fears for the future in an article titled Lessons in Authoritarianism. […]
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It is from time to time and every now and again, when the wind moves and the trees begin to sway, and the sound of rustling leaves fills the air, that I get a little closer to that feeling—of being connected, or embedded, like I’m part of it all again, like I’m home. But most
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What is it going to take to make this work? This is a question I often ask in my final lecture of Personality Psychology, a class that is both advanced degree fulfillment and crash course in human nature. The question is a reflection on just that—our nature. But it it is an increasingly difficult question
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