Francis J. Pierson
In September of 1966, Margaret Sanger, the outspoken public voice of the
Sexual Revolution and founder of Planned Parenthood, died in Tucson,
Arizona. Sanger was a passionate sexual libertine whose selfishness
extended even towards her own family. Finding child rearing tedious, she
abandoned her three children to caretakers so that she could move about
in […]
Edvard Lorkovic
I was recently asked by a student group at my university to participate
in a panel discussion about the humanities. Having been asked the rather
loaded question, “why are the humanities needed more now than ever?,”
the panelists were expected to defend the humanities, presumably against
some charges or enemies that are particularly contemporary. But […]
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