Political Tribes Are Forever
With politics becoming as rigidly a part of one’s identity as race or generation group, asking a conservative to vote Democrat is like asking them to drink kale smoothies while listening to NPR in their Prius.
Is Forgiveness Divine… or Dumb?
“Forgive and forget” is great advice for one’s personal life, but for a country, it can be suicidal, writes Daniel Cubias
The Republicans’ Counter-Revolution Is Being Televised
The Republicans have a radical vision for America. Just don’t call it patriotism or democracy, writes Daniel Cubias.
We Are Political Animals
In his first column as Political Editor, Dan Cubias sets the record straight
The GOP Is Just Following Orders
Why a 60-year-old psychological experiment explains the continued allegiance to Trump
Right-Wing Amnesia
Now that Biden’s president, a lot of Trump supporters are pretending like the last four years never happened
The Antagonist
Hector chats with Arturo Dominguez, an anti-racist activist and journalist based in Texas, and co-founder of The Antagonist, a platform for marginalized voices to discuss issues of race, culture, identity, politics and society
