On Missouri’s SB72 & SB58: Why Targeting Undocumented Immigrants With No Criminal Record/History is Dangerous & Irresponsible

The content discusses concerns over recent U.S. immigration policies, highlighting the potential detrimental effects of mass deportation and xenophobic legislation on individuals and society. It urges resistance to bills such as Missouri’s SB58 and SB72, advocating for dignity and responsibility in immigration discourse while reflecting on America’s foundational values of liberty and responsibility.

Are We Alright? – The Irony of Superbowl 59’s Game, Ads, & Halftime Show

Super Bowl LIX aimed for historical significance as Kansas City sought to win three consecutive championships, a feat achieved by only the Green Bay Packers. The event featured notable ads addressing social issues and a halftime showcasing a bold music artist, though much remained unsaid during the festivities. Here’s my take on some of the messages behind the messaging…

Do we have a hedgehog problem?

In the Hedgehog and the Fox (1953), Isaiah Berlin speculates on Leo Tolstoy’s inner turmoil. The famous Russian author self-sabotaged his own happiness (Valiunas, 1989). And Berlin suggests Tolstoy’s insatiable desire to find life’s unifying and absolute truth or principle may have been one of the reasons for his persistent discontent.

A President’s Dilemma: Who Can Best Replace Biden?

The history of presidential debates in the United States is vital component of democracy and a more educated electorate. I propose that President Biden should support the nomination of Retired Four-Star Admiral William McRaven or Governor Wes Moore as the Democratic Party’s Nominee for President of the United States. I highlight McRaven’s qualifications and experience while reflecting on Biden’s legacy and the importance of his decision.