There Was Something for Everyone at the 2025 DC Auto Show
There were kids of all ages from strollers to walkers at the 2025 Washington DC auto show.
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The Two Wokes
In 1962, novelist William Melvin Kelley provided “a hip assist” to white New York Times readers by translating the black slang term “woke” as “well-informed, up-to-date.” Four decades later, singer-rapper-songwriter Erykah Badu revealed through her song “Master Teacher” that she “stay[s] woke,” and implored her audience to do the same. The early 2010s saw the
Digital Hate and the Paradox of Tolerance
The paradox of tolerance, first outlined by Austrian-British philosopher Karl Popper, explains that the attractive glitter of universal tolerance may not actually be gold. The paradox suggests that if a society is truly tolerant of everything then it must also be tolerant of intolerance, introducing a slippery slope that could eventually see intolerance completely supplanting
Politics: Beyond Good and Evil
There’s a reason cut-and-dried contests between good and evil occur more frequently in fairytales than reality. Such fantasies aren’t subject to humanity’s “absolute chaos of differences” that Hannah Arendt wrote political bodies seek to find common threads in. This chaos rarely allows for situations in which the good guys are always good and the bad
Can You Love Baseball While Hating Boston?
Natives and outsiders alike know that Boston stands unrivaled as the most hated sports city in the country and arguably the world. Why? Simple: their teams are too good. The respective twenty-seven and seventeen championship victories of the widely maligned New York Yankees and Los Angeles Lakers, for example, have inspired envy and ire in
Deference by Design
When I was first taught to memorize and recite the Pledge of Allegiance, I neither knew what “pledge” nor “allegiance” meant. They were empty, formless words, meaningful to me only because they appeared meaningful to my teacher and my classmates. It’s worth noting (as humbly as possible, I promise) that I always outpaced those classmates
Fake News: HSCS
The disciplinary actions of an elementary school in Mississippi have left several of its students’ parents angry and concerned. “This isn’t what we signed up for at all,” said one student’s mother, who wished to remain anonymous for fear of what the school’s administration might do to her son. “My child came to this school
Fake News: Dreamland
The day has finally come! Patriots, revolutionaries, defenders of the American way–come one, come all! Come celebrate the grand unveiling of Dreamland™ Theme Park with us this Fourth of July! Situated right in our great nation’s capital, Dreamland is your one-way ticket to good old freedom-loving family fun! If you love your stars and bars,
Fake News: The Cabinet
In an unprecedentedly expedient flurry of nominations, President-elect John D. Seevers has tapped all prospective members of his cabinet in one fell swoop. Several of his picks, which were announced on Monday, have raised questions about the President-elect’s judgment and habit of rewarding loyalty over competency. Nominations that have come under scrutiny include: Secretary of
Fake News: Awareness Awareness
Jake Crumb of Casa Grande, Arizona is not your average teenager. The 19-year-old Arizona State University student recently achieved social media infamy for his popular “Awareness Awareness” Instagram, X, and Facebook pages, the core platform of which he refers to as “anti-activism.” The Awareness Awareness Facebook page’s description describes the goal of the “revolutionary movement”