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James Baldwin and American Slavery: The Effects and Repercussions
James Baldwin and his written works played a critical role on beginning to reshape American culture after slavery's repercussions had gripped America.
Joshua D. Glawson
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Cronyism, not the Free Market, Causes Unfair Wealth Distribution
Agreements between government and large corporations ultimately make those companies artificially rich without them succeeding in the market.
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Slavery, Thomas Jefferson, and Frederick Douglass the Libertarian
Frederick Douglass and Thomas Jefferson played distinct roles in the fight to abolish slavery, and the former cared far more for liberty.
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Income Inequality is Real, and That is a Good Thing
Income inequality is a necessary part of any economy.
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Part III- Humans and Animals: Big Game Hunting
Referred to as the “big five,” there are five main animals in big game hunting: lions, leopards, rhinoceroses, elephants, and Cape buffalo.
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Part II- Humans and Animals: Defining Justice
This is part II in a short series on humans using animals for consumption, which examines the ethics and morality of consuming meat.
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Part I - Humans and Animals: Defining Moral, Ethic, and Humane
Morality is between humans — the opening case in a series on why animals can be used but never equated to people.
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The Problems With Police & Their Unions
For Justice to stand, everyone must be equal under the law.
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The Case for Complete Global Free Trade
Despite the potential for some losers in the market, the world should adopt a free trade policy in order to maximize economic growth.
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Autonomous Vehicles VS Government
Driverless cars promise hundreds of billions in savings; the biggest obstacle is the politicians grabbing the wheel.
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Losing Jobs to Robots: A Misconstrued Non-Issue
Robots, while eliminating some jobs, create many more than they remove, as well as improving quality of life in a number of ways.
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Desecrating the Flag From a Libertarian Perspective
You may hate flag burning, but a flag someone owns is theirs to burn — that's what property and speech mean.
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Broken Windows Policing and Over-Policing
‘Broken Windows’ policing is a broken policy from its onset as it is an overreach of government, unconstitutional, does not act as a deterrent for the crimes it supposes will be reduced, and further infuriates the…