“It’s the Jews’ fault.”
Imagine being a woman locked in a state prison who is repeatedly raped by a male staff member.
Nostalgia makes for lousy public policy.
“Paper checks are dead and cash is dying.”
Bill Black was a lawmaker who alternated between being outraged and outrageous.
As I walked through the lobby of the University of Illinois’ Veterinary School, I looked at the photos of graduates lining the walls. Of course, I was drawn to the images of two people: my father and my wife.
An unexpected conversation with a college acquaintance this past week has me thinking about the power of words.
