"Caste" strings recountings of little-known horror stories with narrative so adroitly executed that by the time you finish reading it, you'll feel like you've been exposed to a sliver of the Marquis de Sade. when you've simply been exposed to the the sickening, stomach-turning history of caste in America.
Brendon: A Glimpse Before
This was the baggage I was left with upon Brendon's arrival. I turned to his dad and told him that his first project was to get "this kid some clothes."
A Very COVID Fourth
Davenport will conduct a real life social distancing experiment on the Fourth of July.
Elegy for George Floyd
I woke when I saw George Floyd go limp.
In my day, snuff films didn’t exist.
Post-Pandemic Normal: A Forecast of Sorts
When Mother Earth sent us humans to the corner ... she sent us us the possibility that we won’t return to normal until 2022.
CoronaVirus: What It’s Taught Us (So Far)
“Oh, if I drink all these bottles of Nyquil (which were also flying off the shelves) I’ll have explosive diarrhea for sure.”
When Gun Owners Go Bad
If Florida is perceived by outsiders to be a safe haven for guns, it could become a magnet for unstable gun owners.
Jack on the Monkey Puzzle
Jack's skeletal fingers pointed out the fiery oranges in his crib ...
Economic Development Starts at the Top
Should Davenport, Florida, commissioners place more thought into their own pay?
“Against Empathy:” A Dive into Rational Compassion
Bloom believes empathy to be a building block for inequality and immorality.
Atheists’ “Nothing” Amounts to Something
“Atheists asserting their belief in nothing amounts to religious beliefs.”
A Move Forward
This election could've only meant one thing: voters cared.