Everyone is speculating about what drove a young man to assassinate Charlie Kirk. But for academics like us, the more pressing lesson lies not in the mind of the killer, but in the conditions that elevated Kirk to such notoriety. Kirk’s voice echoed against the awkward silence of scholars who are afraid to speak out... Read more about: Dissenting Academics Must Challenge Groupthink The post Dissenting Academics Must Challenge Groupthink appeared first on The American Mind.| The American Mind
A little over an hour from the hustle and bustle of New York City there exists an oasis in the form of a farm. The post Ariane & Alix Daguin appeared first on Edible Brooklyn.| Edible Brooklyn
Grassroots Grocery, a Bronx-based nonprofit dedicated to this issue, makes the process of battling food insecurity anything but. The post Dan Zauderer appeared first on Edible Manhattan.| Edible Manhattan
In discussion with Charity Reform Initiative associate director Bella DeVaan and Giving Review co-editor Michael E. Hartmann, the editor and journalist talks about his important recent article on “The Left’s Fragile Foundations;” philanthropy and politics in general, including funding of voter-registration projects in particular; and liberal and conservative grantmaking, including in the wake of populism’s ascendance.| the Giving Review
This October, hundreds of food faithful congregated under the vaulted dome of The Round Barn to attend the Saving Real Organic conference.| Edible Manhattan
Progressivism “certainly came to dominate the first modern foundations, the universities, journalism, and most other institutions of American intellectual life. But … it nonetheless failed in its effort to change entirely the way everyday American political life plays itself out.”| the Giving Review
