After fifteen years on the platform, it’s time I said farewell to Facebook.
Articles written by: Daniel Bastian
I Debunked a Covid-19 Conspiracy Video
The staged press conference yesterday by ‘America’s Frontline Doctors’ was all spectacle and no substance.
What Does ‘Black Lives Matter’ Mean to You?
In which I respond to an old friend who thinks my support for Black Lives Matter is misguided.
Finland Is Winning Against Fake News. Why Aren’t We?
The results of Finland’s push to counter fake news are clear, as are the reasons for US inaction.
The End of Prison
In her 2003 book, longtime antiprison activist Angela Davis shines a light on the catastrophe of mass incarceration and points us toward a new vision of justice.
Review: On Tyranny
Holocaust historian Timothy Snyder imparts lessons for resisting modern assaults on democracy.
Review: The Making of Black Lives Matter
No matter one’s politics, color, or creed, it is incumbent upon all decent people to lend a fair and honest hearing to our generation’s defining social justice movement.
Rebutting Climate Denial, One Source at a Time
Some sources really are just better than others. When in doubt, follow the expertise.
More Climate Horrors for Bangladesh
Higher salinity concentrations in their freshwater supply may be increasing the rate of miscarriages in Bangladesh, adding to the onslaught of other climate issues plaguing the region.
On Jim Acosta and the Link Between Journalism and Activism
We should be more concerned about attacks on the free press than with members of the press choosing to fight back.
Are Pro-Life Views Resurging Among Millennials?
If pro-life sentiment is growing among young people, why don’t the polls reflect that?
Kanye Comes to the Oval Office
The Kanye-Trump summit was surreal — like a slow-motion trainwreck in which the only victims were brain cells.
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