Charles DiVencenzo
Writer and observer of the American Experiment. Essays on midlife, character, power, and the Long Middle of life.
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The Architecture of a Thinking Citizen
The Architecture of a Thinking Citizen
What Brown v. Board and Bertrand Russell Still Have to Tell Us
By Charles J. DiVencenzo Jr. May 17, 2026
On May 17, 1954, the Supreme Court decided Brown v. Board of Education, establishing a...
The Silent Inheritance
From the Series: Seasonal Dispatches
The Silent Inheritance:
What Mothers Leave Behind Without Saying So
By Charles J. DiVencenzo Jr. May 10, 2026
It has been a little over a decade since my mother died.
That is long enough for the s...
THE ABDICATION
From the Series: Reflections on Power & Society
George Grosz, Pillars of Society (Stützen der Gesellschaft), 1926. Nationalgalerie, Berlin.
THE ABDICATION
How American Institutions Learned to Be Afraid
In Minnesota, the thaw arrives l...
Arbor Day: On Planting What You Will Never Sit Under
From the series: SEASONAL DISPATCHES
ARBOR DAY: ON PLANTING WHAT YOU WILL NEVER SIT UNDER
By Charles J. DiVencenzo Jr.
Late April in Minnesota does not arrive with conviction. The ground is still reluctant, the air uncertain. The trees w...
STANDING IN THE ROAD
From the series: SEASONAL DISPATCHES
STANDING IN THE ROAD
By Charles J. DiVencenzo Jr.
Patriots’ Day, April 18, 2026
As the country prepares to mark the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence this July, it felt importan...
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Writer and observer of the American Experiment. Essays on midlife, character, and power. Guest contributor to the Minnesota Star Tribune & NYT. Exploring the "Long Middle" of life, drawn from experiences inside American civic and institutional life.
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