Author: Adam Lee

The only accusations that the bad guys are allowed to make are the ones that the good guys accept and treat as praise.

I’m nearly finished with my review of The Fountainhead. There’s just three more chapters to cover, and I’ll do a brief review of the 1949 movie version. Between this series and Atlas Shrugged, I think I’ve given Ayn Rand enough time and attention. After I finish this one, I’m not planning to review any of…

How bad zoning perpetuates segregation and the affordability crisis.

We knew on election night that reproductive rights were facing extinction in much of the U.S.

The central animating principles of The Fountainhead and of Atlas Shrugged are fatally at odds.

The rising popularity of eco-friendly, non-traditional methods for disposing of the dead is a sign that religion’s grip is weakening. Also, sad news on Rachel Held Evans.

Ayn Rand’s startling endorsement of labor unions, and why she never learned the lesson taught by her own book.

The quiet radicalism of universal compassion and acceptance.

This month in songs of resistance and rebellion, here’s Chvrches with one of the most pointedly political songs from their latest album. The lyrics allude to the drowning of refugees in the Mediterranean Sea and tenants who burned to death in the U.K.’s Grenfell Tower fire. Vocalist Lauren Mayberry said about the song: “The main…

Happiness is a good thing – or is it?