Author: Adam Lee

Dominique almost killing herself trying to help Howard Roark is a perfect, unintentional commentary on the sadism of Randian relationships.

The Unitarian Universalist church I attend has a daycare room for young children during services. I was looking through the old books there when I noticed this one: This is like a relic from another age. It was written for kids, to explain to them what chickenpox is, what the disease will do to them…

Rand’s heroes are so much better than the rest of us that merely coming in contact with their genius is fatal to lesser mortals.

This should be proof that the white supremacist far-right needs to be treated as at least as great a threat as Islamist terrorism.

Rand’s assertion that the vast majority of people will always hate and persecute Objectivist Heroes sits uneasily with her belief that it’s wrong to seek political power.

The religious cults that intentionally starve their children’s minds are fiercely resisting secular oversight.

If pleasing the masses is wrong, what’s an Objectivist journalist supposed to do?

Christian churches haven’t made their peace with LGBTQ equality, and they’re lashing out at a world that’s leaving them in the dust.

There’s one character in The Fountainhead who learns, grows and wins a happy ending, even if Ayn Rand didn’t think that’s what she was writing.

Is it radical? Yes, because we’re at a point where only radicalism will suffice.