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Exploring the ideas, conversations, and controversies shaping our culture.
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Juneteenth Reminds Us That Equal Protection Requires Our Vigilance and Constant Work
How Juneteenth reminds us that freedom, equal protection, and civic responsibility require continual community effort.
Jun 19
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“You Can’t Say That!”: How Speaking About My Experiences as a Woman Researcher Ended My Academic Career
Does “bringing your whole self to work” truly include everyone? One researcher reflects on speech, identity, and the professional consequences of…
Jun 18
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Weekly Roundup
Ideas That Bridge Divides.
Jun 14
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FAIR in Charleston: Bringing Many Stories, One Nation to School Board Leaders
FAIR heads to Charleston to introduce Many Stories, One Nation and discuss a less polarizing approach to Ethnic Studies.
Jun 12
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Wildcard: On Authorship and Refusing the Script
How can art confront the history of objectification without repeating it? A reflection on embodiment, wholeness, and refusing inherited scripts.
Jun 11
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Johari Mayfield
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Weekly Roundup
Identity, Expression, and Common Ground.
Jun 7
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When Conscience Meets Compelled Speech
There is a fine line between inclusion and compulsion.
Jun 5
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Between Conscience and Compliance: Why I’m Standing Up for Speech Rights in Colorado
As Colorado expands protections for gender identity, concerns about free speech, privacy, and compelled expression grow.
Jun 4
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May 2026
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Reading, watching, & listening list
May 31
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Pride Month and Parental Rights: Helping Families Navigate School Activities
True inclusion means respecting every family's values.
May 29
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The sudden death of literature — and why we must save it
A dogmatic publishing framework paved the way for technology that’s overwriting the human voice and soul.
May 28
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Kimberley Tait
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