I said it before. I said it on this very blog, on Interfaith Intrepid, back when folks were still treating artificial intelligence like it was some kind of science fiction novelty that only tech bros in San Francisco cared about. I said that the AI bans were coming, and I said that they were notContinue reading “AI Bans Are Here. I Told You So. Now Let’s Talk About Why This Is Bad.”
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The Privileged Origins of Antifa: A Critical Look at Its Early Days and Contemporary Defenses
Antifa, a term that has come to represent a broad range of anti-fascist ideologies and actions, is often defended by its supporters as a grassroots movement of resistance to fascism. However, the early days of Antifa were anything but a spontaneous, populist movement. In fact, its origins were deeply rooted in privilege—specifically, the elite liberalContinue reading “The Privileged Origins of Antifa: A Critical Look at Its Early Days and Contemporary Defenses”
Luffy’s Most Toxic Trait: A Critical Reflection
One Piece is a monumental series, lauded for its rich storytelling, complex characters, and emotional depth. As a fan of the series and someone who considers it one of my favorites, it’s important to me to engage with the content in a thoughtful and critical manner. That includes reflecting on aspects of the series that,Continue reading “Luffy’s Most Toxic Trait: A Critical Reflection”
When SNAP Benefits Run Out and Folks Might…Snap: The Looming Disaster of Hunger in America
The United States prides itself on being a wealthy nation, a country capable of feeding all of its citizens, and yet, when SNAP benefits—the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program that helps millions of Americans buy food—run out, the veneer of prosperity cracks. For many, SNAP is not just a convenience; it is the difference between puttingContinue reading “When SNAP Benefits Run Out and Folks Might…Snap: The Looming Disaster of Hunger in America”