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The great playwrights and poets often used drama to express aspects of the human experience not easily articulated. We see this in Shakespeare’s tales of unrequited love, Maya Angelou’s caged bird metaphor, and Curtis Mayfield’s interpretation of the ghetto child’s cry. When done well, drama beautifully lends voice to emotions we struggle to understand and appreciate. It can endear Read more. The post When Despair Becomes Self-Indulgent appeared first on Christianity Today
The Daily Wire podcaster supported policies that boosted the hard left in New York. The post Ben Shapiro Blames ‘Useless White People’ for Socialism appeared first on The American Conservative
Screaming on the train is not just annoying; it speaks to a deeper change in ideology and mores. The post Self-Control Goes Off the Rails appeared first on The American Conservative
Washington should pursue a limited nuclear agreement where possible, while reducing its military exposure in the Middle East. The post Three Possible Paths Forward for U.S.–Iran Relations appeared first on The American Conservative
Examines how China shifts its global health engagement from the Belt and Road Initiative toward the Global Development Initiative as the United States retreats toward an America First approach, weighing what the divergence means for US influence
This study examined longitudinal correlates of internalized HIV stigma among people living with HIV in Uganda
This review covers the evolution of nucleic acid synthesis screening guidelines, practices, and potential funding or regulatory requirements in the United States