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I love this intro column from Phil Morris, our new @StarTribune Opinion Editor. This explanation he offers of his approach is great: "I appreciate unconventional thinking; I don’t lean into dogma; I don’t easily check boxes; what you see is not always what you get; I don’t shy away from the intersection of contentious and thoughtful intellectual exchange when it is kept civil; I believe iron sharpens iron, and I believe the best way to understand a community is to be fully vested in a community." Read more below. Welcome, Phil! https://lnkd.in/gMvmBPEA

Greed for the future, what's next, what can be interrupted to make more money, or what can get the most views has surplanted looking to history to ensure red flags of the past are not missed in today's world. Tucker has had some great guests speaking the truth...he also has had guests denying or wilfully ignoring the truth and this happens to be one. I was in shock when I heard Mr. Cooper talk about how the Nazis were unprepared for the number of prisoners of war and so they put them in camps. It is vital that we don't let the history of WWII or any other genocide be corrupted like this. The ghettos and camps were built to execute "the final solution" against Jews, and other minority groups including LGBT community. When you start to let history be watered down or say...I'm too busy to deal with this or it doesn't affect me cause I know the truth, you are allowing individuals like Mr. Cooper to be a leading voice to a new generation of leaders. And that is what terrifies me, I hope that when I am 75 I'm not seeing a bunch of business and political leaders that either say "history doesn't matter, it's just a matter of opinion" or worse "well it wasn't really Hitler's fault". I happen to love reading history books like Mr. Cooper says he does and my collection especially of WWII is overflowing, and I have never once thought hmm.. maybe this was Wiston Churchills fault. I highly encourage you to read at least 15 minutes a day and specifically about history, it will motivate you to not let things like this pass you by. The answer to bad speech is more speech. As leaders we should stop thinking about the next dollar and more about the future we are shaping by speaking or not speaking.

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"On Elizabeth Taylor: An Opinionated Guide" is a cradle-to-grave chronology of Taylor's life, noting key events, achievements, and milestones. This in-depth overview provides an invaluable new way of understanding Taylor's full life and work. Learn more: https://oxford.ly/4bRASDQ

Here's a recent conversation about my book, For Slavery and Union, with the incredible Steve Phan from Camp Nelson National Monument. Constitutional rights, democracy, emancipation, and questions of loyalty and treason ... history is relevant, y'all

What needs to happen or exist for people to show up for work with passion and commitment, not because they have to, but because they want to? This is the critical question we must address to reverse the troubling trend of worker disengagement and amplify our positive impact on society and the environment. Love to read your suggestions!

What did our country’s founders mean by “the pursuit of happiness,” and how does this concept drive citizens and shape America today? Join Jeffrey Rosen, President and CEO of the National Constitution Center, and Janice G. Brunner, Group General Counsel and Head of Civic Engagement at Travelers, as they dive into Rosen’s groundbreaking book “The Pursuit of Happiness: How Classical Writers on Virtue Inspired the Lives of the Founders and Defined America.” 💻 Register now to join the conversation. https://bit.ly/4ehueYY

Gary L. Gregg II is our first of three reviews on "The Roots of American Order" by the Center's name sake, Russell Kirk. Gregg pinpoints chapter IX of the book for a concise view into Kirk's perspective on the moral order he believes supports America's political order. "Kirk’s culminating observation should cause us great pause here as America advances through this post-modern period. If our Constitution worked at the founding because it accorded with the social realities of the 18th century, can we hope that it will still function in the 21st century?" Read his article here: https://buff.ly/3XKSa1f

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