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"That's the Law" Is Not an Argument
By Ethan Doyle White - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=73588409
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The Overflowings of a Liberal Brain has over 6500 subscribers! We are creating a space for liberals who care abou...
(Audio) "That's the Law" Is Not an Argument
The Heather Herbert case reveals a common misunderstanding about what defenders of free speech are actually arguing for.
(Note: This piece was written before Heather Herbert was arrested and charged. I have left the argument substantially...
Power, Knowledge and Language in Neurodiversity with Helen Pluckrose
I enjoyed talking with Naomi Fisher and Danielle Drinkwater about the problems that inevitably arise when trying to talk about autism through a political lens which focuses on disability as a social construct operating within systems of pow...
Is Wokeness Dead? How did it die? Should We Stop Kicking It While It’s Down?
Photo by Michael Pointner on Unsplash
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A quick note: this piece was originally written as an overview of the current discourse around "wokeness" for another publication. As a result, it's more formal and literature-rev...
(Audio) Is Wokeness Dead? How did it die? Should We Stop Kicking It While It’s Down?
An overview of the debates over the decline of Critical Social Justice.
A quick note: this piece was originally written as an overview of the current discourse around “wokeness” for another publication. As a result, it’s more formal and li...
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