Finding Atonement in the #MeToo Era
There is no greater act of love than to hold someone accountable for their mistakes.
...moreThere is no greater act of love than to hold someone accountable for their mistakes.
...moreBenjamin Franklin had a rigid schedule and something must have been right, he was instrumental in developing our country and a savvy businessman. Tim Goessling at the Good Men Project decided to live a day according to Franklin’s schedule. “Upon arriving at work, I wrote my earlier established goals down and kept them on my […]
...moreVia Verge‘s best-of-2012 list, here’s an essay by Meghan Daum about the lakes of vitriol that make up so many online comments sections. She compares the unfavorable reaction to a somewhat naïve piece she wrote about safe sex in the ’90s to the daily attacks she now receives on her “looks, marital or reproductive status, and […]
...moreWhy do so many of us, as readers or maybe as a society, assume that originality springs forth out of nothing, although at the same time we understand that every idea, every story, has a precedent?
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