This weekend, while reading the Wall Street Journal, I came across an opinion piece that I almost didn’t read because of its title, “How Colleges Produce Socialists.” But then, as I started to look for the next article, I read the following: “When your first brush with adulthood involves endless consumption and no cost, it … Continue reading The College Bubble and the Real World
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Book Review: The Forgotten Americans
For the past 20 months or so, I have read several books focused on the subject of marginalized citizens. This interest partly comes from my desire to understand how social scientists, political theorists, and historians perceive our current problems and the solutions they propose. Books such as Poverty, By America, Evicted, There Is Nothing for … Continue reading Book Review: The Forgotten Americans
