A History of Impeachment
We’ve seen this movie before… … More A History of Impeachment
We’ve seen this movie before… … More A History of Impeachment
In a sense, the story of Truman Burbank is like the story of Adam and Eve; man wants to know the truth. … More Sunday at the Movies: The Truman Show
Weaving questionable psychology into the court rarely makes for better decisions. … More Black Dolls, Black Doctors
Recent events have weakened Putin’s hold, but for a dictator, it’s the throne or the grave. … More Uneasy Lies the Head
Would we fight for our country like the kids in Red Dawn? … More Sunday Morning At The Movies: Red Dawn
In 1992, a film about gender found a way to present virtue without pretending gender is a construct … More Sunday Morning at the Movies: The Crying Game
A new video series that connects the future to the past via the present, beginning with a recent pronouncement by the NAACP that it isn’t safe for black Americans to travel to Florida. … More The NAACP Boycott of Florida
The long Indian Wars were the first to create PTSD for American soldiers, and for the same reason other twilight wars harmed their minds as well as bodies. … More Sunday Morning at the Movies: Hostiles
When modernity becomes the dominate culture, the natives are often left behind, and their lives are violent and disordered, even in New Zealand … More Sunday Morning At the Movies: Once Were Warriors
Dan Carlin’s deep dive on the Atlantic Slave trade … More Yellow Bananas, Green Bananas