How to Human
Lura ForcumIf you’re looking for a way to understand America without giving up on it… If you want to feel more human in a time when everything feels polarized… If you believe relationships — not rage — are what hold a country together… Welcome!
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Zombies, Body Snatchers, and Parasites
Halloween is the season of scaring ourselves with terrors that aren’t real but could be. “Invasion of the Body Snatchers,” “The Thing,” and The Last of Us are stories of zombification and body snatching that explore the disturbing possibili...
They Want Your Vote, Not Your Opinion
Your life feels unaffordable? That’s a hoax.
You object to our attack ad? You’re whining.
You can’t bring yourself to vote for your party’s candidate? Now isn’t the time to pull support from Republicans.
Or for that matter, from...
Less Phone. More Childhood.
There is a kid at the beginning of a paper I recently coauthored who comes home from school, goes to his bedroom, and spends the next four hours on his phone.
It’s both a common picture and an unpleasant one. I know. I’m a parent. I say al...
How to Human: Learn to Make Something out of Nothing
Something out of nothing
During graduate school, my then-boyfriend’s mother used to visit and make entire meals out of what he thought was an empty pantry. It bordered on miraculous. As an adult, I’ve acquired that skill myself, and ma...
Politics is no place for tribalism
I recently wrote about the psychological motivations driving the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) in USA Today. Those motivations aren’t limited to Democrats, though. We talk about tribalism in politics, it takes far more than 700 wor...
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Out here trying to humanize politics and three children, with mixed results. Social / consumer psychologist and former professor. Heavy on humility and cake. Lightly chaotic.
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