Society & Culture
Practicing Rootedness in an Uprooted Age – Hadden…
For 28 long years, the sunny southern English city of Chelmsford was the place I called home. I was…
The Kitchen Is for Writing – Nadya Williams
The day after the Ides of March in the year of Our Lord 2020, I started a new (to me) routine: For…
Daniel Day-Lewis Can’t Save This Movie – Victoria…
I felt like I just watched a graduate student’s final project when the credits rolled on Anemone.…
The Life of a Formerly Sad Girl – Clare Coffey
Camus once wrote of the cursed king of ancient Greek mythology, doomed to roll the same boulder up…
When the Latter-Day Saints Came Marching
Two weeks ago, a man rammed his truck into a Latter-day Saint meetinghouse in Grand Blanc, Michigan,…
When You Outsource Friendship to AI – Leah…
When a person is in trouble, he or she longs to tell someone what’s the matter. In the absence of a…
Adam Smith and Digital Outrage – Joseph Palange
One of the worst aspects of the social media era is the convenience of impulsivity. It’s not merely…
We’re Thinking About Mercy All Wrong – Beatrice…
You can tell much about a culture from the virtues it holds most dear. The defining virtue of the…
A Permission Slip to Be a Person – Leah Libresco…
Editor’s Note: This essay is adapted from The Dignity of Dependence: A Feminist Manifesto…
Men, Give Colleges a Chance – LuElla D’Amico
As of 2024, nearly half of young women in the United States—47 percent—between the ages of 25 and 34…
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