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The Odor of Hypocrisy in Modern American Politics

The Odor of Hypocrisy in Modern American Politics

by Dennis Joiner | May 13, 2026 | American Society, History, and Government, Concepts of Justice

There is a certain smell to American politics now. Not literal, of course, but you know it when it appears: the polished speech, the moral outrage delivered on cue, the campaign promise that sounds noble until it meets money, party loyalty, or power. Something kept...
The Role of Media Jackals in Spreading Propaganda

The Role of Media Jackals in Spreading Propaganda

by Dennis Joiner | May 7, 2026 | American Society, History, and Government

Most people think propaganda is easy to recognize. They picture a loud political speech, a wartime poster, or a government official telling the public what to believe. In real life, propaganda often appears in quieter forms. It can arrive as breaking news. It can...
The Red Scare: How the Fear of Communism Warped Minds

The Red Scare: How the Fear of Communism Warped Minds

by Dennis Joiner | Apr 30, 2026 | American Society, History, and Government, History, Society, U.S. Politics

Photo by Allexxandar In the 1950s, a strange sickness swept across America, which was neither an aer virus nor a germ. It was a deep and growing panic called the Red Scare that changed how ordinary people saw the world, making them afraid of their own neighbors and...
12 Books About Power and Control: A Curated Guide for Smarter Reading

12 Books About Power and Control: A Curated Guide for Smarter Reading

by Dennis Joiner | Apr 29, 2026 | American Society, History, and Government

Choosing books about power and control can feel confusing. One book teaches influence at work. Another explains political rule. Another shows how people use fear, pressure, or persuasion. Then some novels show what power does to people when no one stops them. So,...
11 Books That Make You Think: A Curated Guide for a Sharper Mind

11 Books That Make You Think: A Curated Guide for a Sharper Mind

by Dennis Joiner | Apr 22, 2026 | American Society, History, and Government

Do you ever feel like your brain is stuck in neutral? You scroll through social media, watch short videos, and maybe read a quick news headline. But at the end of the day, you feel like you haven’t actually thought about anything deeply. You aren’t alone. Many...
The Worst Day in American History Is Not What You Think

The Worst Day in American History Is Not What You Think

by Dennis Joiner | Apr 9, 2026 | American Society, History, and Government

Introduction: It Was Never Just One Day Most people believe there is a single worst day in American history. They often say: September 11, 2001. The Civil War’s bloodiest battles. A devastating natural disaster. But here is the truth: The worst day is not just about...
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