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Opposition to left-wing “wokeness” is becoming, not just a successful political cause, but a bandwagon. That’s cause for a certain amount of…
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By design and through strict discipline, Symposium avoids discussion of electoral politics in favor of a discussion of ideas—but political results do…
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One of the great mistakes we make in the whole political debate over “wokeness” or “cancel culture” is to view this as primarily a political phenomenon…
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The question of America’s place in the world has always been a subsidiary of the question, “What is America?” The Founding Fathers of the republic…
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A Review of "America’s Revolutionary Mind," by Brad Thompson
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The case for a free society is a broad integration across many subjects, including history, economics, and moral philosophy. Central to this integration…
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How Archie Bunker Explains the WorldListen now (68 min) | Rob Tracinski talks to Tom Nichols, professor at the US Naval War College and author of Our Own Worst Enemy: The Assault from…
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The Authoritarian "Demonstration Effect"Listen now | Rob Tracinski talks to Shikha Dalmia visiting fellow with the Mercatus Center’s Program on Pluralism and Civil Exchange and editor of The…
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Those engaged in what passes for a “culture war” these days probably never knew, or don’t remember, the earlier culture war that was fought—and, in…
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The Truth About HungaryListen now (54 min) | Rob Tracinski talks to Dalibor Rohac, Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, about Hungary’s “new hybrid system” of…
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In addition to our own contributions to the intellectual defense of liberalism here in Symposium, I will occasionally round up interesting commentary on…
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Erec Smith on "Free Black Thought"Listen now (39 min) | Rob Tracinski talks to Erec Smith, co-founder of the Journal of Free Black Thought, about the diversity of ideas among black…
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