Revolutionary community takes on properties of war, politics, and religion with the goal of total transformation of society.

The Emancipation Memorial's depiction of Archer Alexander is powerful not just for his physicality but because he has the force of right behind him.

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan is not the only politician in the United States of America who appears to be operating in a trance.

Where ought the life of the mind lead us?

Roberts' view is that stare decisis only incorporates results, not the reasoning necessary to arrive at those results.

There is no social engineering plan or national industrial policy that can solve the problems of individualism and weak communities.

In The Monk, Matthew Lewis used the Gothic form first to convey the temptation to mob violence before illuminating its horrors.

Nobody alive started this problem; it is rooted in old, ancestral sins.

More than the Bostock decision itself, structural defects in legal conservatism spell trouble for its future as a cohesive movement.

A one-size-fits-all, centralized, bureaucratic service provider for all city services simply cannot satisfy the demands of citizens in many areas.

Many have mistaken their own outrage for virtue, and then supposed that their virtue absolved them from the necessity to think clearly.

William Lloyd Garrison’s legendary critique of the Constitution is really just a critique of the Constitution as interpreted by the Taney Court circa 1842.

Mr. Jones shows that a caricature of life, once enacted, turns deadly.

More than people realize, faculties are clubs that tend to self-replicate.