Sayonara, maybe?

Why I might be leaving this platform

Aug 13 • 

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Make no mistake: this is an all-out assault on knowledge

Once is an incident. Twice is a coincidence. Three times is a pattern.

Aug 5 • 

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June 2025

A little lesson in populism

A former Toronto mayor may shed some light on what's happening south of the border

Jun 23 • 

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Fatherhood: what's next?

How the West Wing made me a better dad

Jun 16 • 

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May 2025

Grief must not be a zero-sum game

An important article written by our daughter, of whom I am immensely proud.

May 23 • 

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The attack on knowledge brings us closer to fascism

Although granted a partial reprieve, ERIC is now on life support

May 1 • 

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January 2025

Bacchanalia and the banality of evil

When terrorism hits the Crescent City

Jan 2 • 

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November 2024

A storm of our own making

The dark clouds of fascism are no longer on our doorstep. They're here.

Nov 6, 2024 • 

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What I learned on the road to the White House

Election fatigue? Cynicism about the whole damn thing? Join the ever-growing line

Nov 2, 2024 • 

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October 2024

On solitude, reflection and the sound of music

Kol Nidrei is the evening service that precedes Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar.

Oct 14, 2024 • 

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Don't give into the haters and trolls

On the eve of the first anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel, a reminder that peace, order and good government begins at home

Oct 6, 2024 • 

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June 2024

Embracing messiness

If we're serious about diversity, then we have to acknowledge that it's not easy

Jun 14, 2024 • 

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