Alienation, autonomy, and ideology
I don’t watch as much baseball as I’d like. But like any good Yankees fan, I check the box scores from all 162 games. The Yanks were playing the White Sox the other night, and I noticed “M. Banuelos” under the list of Chicago pitchers. And like any good Yankees fan, I know who Manny Bañuelos is.
That couldn’t be Manny, could it? Is he still playing?
It was, and he is. Here’s a common sort of baseball story.
Welcome to Part 2 of my summer reading list! In my previous post I wrote about some of the fiction I’ve been reading lately. Here’s some of the nonfiction on my reading list.
What’s on your summer reading list? I’ll do a summer reading list for fiction and one for nonfiction. Here’s some of the fiction I’ve been reading lately.
I watch a lot of movies. Usually one every Wednesday, especially during the winter months. Admittedly, a lot of what I see isn’t all that good. But some of them are!
Here’s a list of the best movies I’ve seen this year. What’s on your list?
Democrats love talking about circular firing squads. It’s their favorite cudgel against the left. But when they find themselves empty-handed (or empty-headed), they use the term ‘purity politics’ instead.
What’s up with this? Who’s using the term ‘purity politics’? Who do they use it against? Why? What’s the function of this term?
Here are some potential answers.
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