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Censorship endangers us all
Our blind acceptance of the objective fact as paramount above all testimony betrays a chronic laziness and inability to think critically.
Friday, May. 24, 2013
Molly McGrath
12 Articles
Boy Scouts of America refuse openly gay leaders, coming out as intolerant
It is no longer possible to reconcile the contradictions inherent in the discriminatory practices of the BSA.
An apple a day is out of reach for some people
Obesity is a huge problem, but it can't be solved without looking at income and poverty.
Grafitti spreads hate, not art
Smeared black ink only reflects poorly on the "artists."
The Catholic Church needs a wake-up call
If the Catholic Church refuses to promote a more tolerant policy when given countless opportunities, it will inevitably find itself on the wrong side of history.
The impending threat of peak oil
An inconvenient truth for an apathetic generation.
Government isn’t that sneaky about taking our rights
Conspiracy theorists fight chimeras even as our rights are taken right before our eyes.
Women bash feminism to their own detriment
Stigmatizing feminism overlooks the huge things they've done for women's rights over the past century and a half.
Water Shouldn’t go to the Highest Bidder
There is a tragic story of corporate greed behind much of the water we drink.
The Future is Closer Than You Think
The year is 2025. A classroom of first-graders sits rapt with attention as their instructor asks the age-old question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?”
12 Articles
Boy Scouts of America refuse openly gay leaders, coming out as intolerant
It is no longer possible to reconcile the contradictions inherent in the discriminatory practices of the BSA.
An apple a day is out of reach for some people
Obesity is a huge problem, but it can't be solved without looking at income and poverty.
Grafitti spreads hate, not art
Smeared black ink only reflects poorly on the "artists."
The Catholic Church needs a wake-up call
If the Catholic Church refuses to promote a more tolerant policy when given countless opportunities, it will inevitably find itself on the wrong side of history.
The impending threat of peak oil
An inconvenient truth for an apathetic generation.
Government isn’t that sneaky about taking our rights
Conspiracy theorists fight chimeras even as our rights are taken right before our eyes.
Women bash feminism to their own detriment
Stigmatizing feminism overlooks the huge things they've done for women's rights over the past century and a half.
Water Shouldn’t go to the Highest Bidder
There is a tragic story of corporate greed behind much of the water we drink.
The Future is Closer Than You Think
The year is 2025. A classroom of first-graders sits rapt with attention as their instructor asks the age-old question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?”