Think Again...you might change your mind
Melanie SturmThinkAgain...you might change your mind, by Melanie Sturm. A newsletter to help you find common ground and "change communication for good."
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When Assassination Starts to Make Sense
Protesters outside the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, Washington, D.C. on April 25, 2026
The White House Correspondents’ Dinner is meant to celebrate a free press—and the idea that disagreement doesn’t require violence. This year, it...
It’s Only a Flesh Wound — Until Iran Isn’t
No Monty Python scene sticks in the mind quite like the Black Knight sketch — not for the blood and gore, but for the knight’s delusional arrogance. With each limb King Arthur lops off, the Knight insists it’s “just a flesh wound.” Finally,...
Our Rorschach Republic
Same ink blot. Different realities. Do you pass the MLK Test?
We are living through a Rorschach moment. We look at the same ink blots — the border, Epstein, gender medicine — and swear we’re seeing opposite realities.
I was reminded of th...
Are Minneapolis Anti-ICE Protests Worthy of the Justice They Claim?
I was nearly finished writing this essay when another tragedy unfolded in Minneapolis.
Last Saturday, federal immigration agents fatally shot Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old U.S. citizen, during an enforcement action. Pretti was lawfully carryi...
The 3,000-Year-Old Antidote to Moral Collapse
“Everyone thinks the greatest miracle is to resurrect the dead.
But the real miracle is to resurrect the living — to live the life we should be living, for the sake of our souls and for humanity.”
— Kotzker Rebbe
I shared...
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Author of the newsletter Think Again...you might change your mind, Melanie aims to change communication for good by teaching how to bring people to the common ground they instinctively share.
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