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The Junction

Daniel Lazar

The Junction of my passions: teaching and learning, history and politics, podcasting and parenting, creating and caring.

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Latest Issues

The Age of Resentment

Over the past weeks, I’ve had a montage of conversations with confidantes around the theme of resentment. Not to my surprise but certainly to my chagrin, it turns out that some of my dearest friends have become resentful. Some suffer simmer...

11 days ago
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Juneteenth Matters

Hey kids. In my little corner of Berlin, Juneteenth passed without a peep. Even I, a history teacher deeply committed to marking these moments, failed to so much as inhale one diaphragmatic breath of Juneteenth. Literally the least I can do...

12 days ago

Kingdom Comes!

Hey kids. It is my pleasure to share my interview with Devlin McCluskey of Devlin and the Harm about his new album. I cordially invite you to listen to it or read the gently edited version below.

Either way, check this album out on Bandca...

18 days ago
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Hope with Feathers

Greetings from the Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky International Airport, where I’m waiting to fly home after a week of grading AP Comparative Government exams. A couple years ago, I detailed my reflections on this Kafkaesque endeavor. So I’...

24 days ago
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No Schlitz Sherlock

I fear it is an understatement to suggest that my past few posts have been a bit, umm, heavy. What can I say? Heavy times y’all. As an antidote, I was trying to conjure some lighter fare to share this week. I sought a tonic to complement my...

a month ago
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