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FUNDAMENTUM OF PUBLIC EDUCATION

Posted on January 24, 2023 by mdbwell

In the early days of our democratic republic, there was no organized system of education. Small schools did spring up in the 18th century, but they were primarily put together by parents in local communities with no unitary or coherent structure … Continue reading →

Posted in Education, Social Ethics | Tagged charter schools, Civil Rights Movement, income inequality, parochial schools, Poverty, private schools, public education, Racism, revisionist history, standard curricula, violence, vouchers, white supremacy | Leave a comment

What Must Be Sacrificed?

Posted on November 17, 2017 by mdbwell

My friend and colleague, Thomas L. Kessler, has written a piece as a guest contributor to my blog. This post marks the first time I have invited another individual to offer remarks and commentary concerning contemporary ethical matters. Kessler’s article … Continue reading →

Posted in Race Relations, Social Ethics | Tagged America's Original Sin, Dr. B., Jim Wallis, Michael Eric Dyson, Newsweek, Sacrifice and Enlightenment, Tears We Cannot Stop, White Privilege, white supremacy | Leave a comment

The Supremacy of Sacrifice

Posted on October 23, 2017 by mdbwell

In 1982, as I was finishing my final courses for the master of divinity degree at Yale University, I wrote an op-ed piece for Newsweek’s “My Turn” column. I had the belief that the editors would look favorably upon a … Continue reading →

Posted in Race Relations, Social Ethics | Tagged #MAGA, James Baldwin, Manning Marable, Martin Luther King Jr., Michael Eric Dyson, Newsweek, Race Relations, Sacrifice, Structural Racism, Systemic Racism, Tears We Cannot Stop, Tim Wise, W. E. B. Du Bois, White Privilege, white racism, white supremacy | Leave a comment

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