Culture Commentary

All of us trying to get somewhere. Some more intentional than others. We’ve all got our stories, and we are all waiting…

In this era of ever-increasing polarization and questions over media bias, we need to pay attention to the rules for radicals playing…

No doubt you’ve heard about “woke” this and that. I’ve watched developments in the world of “woke capitalism” with concern, especially as…

I came across this fascinating interview sometime last year and am finally getting around to sharing it here. Philanthropy Roundtable interviewed Nadine…

Which U.S. generation holds the most economic power? That’s the focus of a post by Iman Ghosh for Visual Capitalist, a piece…

What is “theology of place”? RuthAnne Irvin writes a wonderful article on place, telling the story of Ruthie Leming, wife, mother of…

OK, I had to laugh. I saw this post on Visual Capitalist earlier this month: Which country is the cheapest for starting…

The U.S. Supreme Court last week delivered a win for donor privacy. The court ruled 6-3 that the California Attorney General’s requirement…

I would never be inclined to think that my struggles were the same as other ethnic minorities. They were not. But they…

A look at the data on private foundations pushes back on the narrative that foundations are just sitting on billions of dollars…

Lost by many during the pandemic have been China’s moves to squelch dissent in Hong Kong. In 2019, Hong Kong’s opposition to…

The $1.9 trillion stimulus bill passed Congress and is now law. President Biden has promised even more stimulus. And while $1400 stimulus…