When Policy is Punishment, Not Planning
How the abrupt return of student loan collections reveals more about political posturing than public care. Now that student loan collections are set to resume on May 5, I wonder […]
A Prolegomenon to A Haitian-American Reflection at the Onset of the Second Trump Presidency
While Hitler often dominates the conversation, it’s Mussolini who stands as the original template of fascism, the blueprint before the brand. Long before Hitler’s rise, Mussolini laid the ideological and aesthetic foundation: […]
Kamala Harris and the $50 Million Question
Kamala Harris is qualified to be President of the United States. As of today, it is reported that supporters have “raised nearly $50 million just hours after Vice President Kamala […]
When Martyrdom Comes A-Knocking: Does Andrew Cuomo Have a Political Future?
The week of August 1 – 7, a few friends and I had a chat about the Cuomo allegations. We concluded that his term was over and that he was […]