Global Middle Class
Kerby Anderson Globalization has benefited most everyone on this planet except for the middle class and especially people in the working class. A char...
Daddies or Dummies
Kerby Anderson On various television sitcoms, a Dad acts like a buffoon every 3.24 minutes. That was the conclusion of a small study with the title Da...
Corporate Welfare
Kerby Anderson America may be a divided country politically, but there are some issues where there is near universal agreement. That would certainly b...
Pain-Capable Bill
Penna Dexter There’s not an American who doesn’t decry the shocking Las Vegas murders. But we, as a nation, turn our backs on the torture of unborn ba...
Transgender Culture War
Kerby Anderson You may have noticed that the contentious issues in the culture war seem to be coming faster and with more intensity. In a recent comme...
Gerrymandering the Founders
Kerby Anderson For more than 200 years, candidates have been running for election in districts that were gerrymandered. The term comes from the name o...
Liberal Intolerance
Kerby Anderson Last month, Nicholas Kristof stirred the political waters when he wrote an op-ed with the title, A Confession of Liberal Intolerance. T...
Living at Home
Kerby Anderson A third of all young adults are single, broke, and living in their parent’s home. That’s how some are describing the latest results fro...
Middle Class Shame
Kerby Anderson Neal Gabler, writing in The Atlantic, begins his essay with this disturbing statistic from a survey conducted by the Federal Reserve Bo...
Assessing the Left
Penna Dexter The spectacles created on football fields as players kneel, sit or raise fists during the national anthem are the latest evidence of the...
Extended Adolescence
Kerby Anderson For decades, sociologists have documented the phenomenon of extended adolescence. This is where someone who is an adult still acts like...
Better Jobs
Kerby Anderson You can ask millions of Americans if they would like a better job, and the resounding answer is yes. Unfortunately, many of them are un...
