Native Americans in New Mexico, who comprise only 10% of the population, account for over half of all COVID-19 cases here.
The Deadends of Prejudice, Pessimism and Baloney Optimism
Columns
Pandemics of 1968 and 2020: Surviving the Virus of American Politics
How will people describe this year of upheaval 50 years from now?
Can Americans Respond to Fundamental Change With Courage and Intelligence?
A post-pandemic America will require a major rearrangement of American culture.
Earth Day 2020: 50 Years of Being Too Ignorant to Be Pessimistic
Since the first Earth Day, millions of people have become environmentally activated to help create a sustainable world in spite of the dinosaurs in power.
How Odd to Be the Lesser of Two Evils and Easily Left to Die
This pandemic reminds us that inequality can be a death sentence for many of us.
The Free Market and Rugged Consumerism Won’t Cure COVID-19 or Any Other Virus
Individualism without cooperation in these times is not only suicidal but potentially homicidal.
Will We Always Be Fools About Climate Change?
Can we adapt our environmental thinking in a post-coronavirus world?