I had lunch with a friend this week, and our conversation hit a peculiar roadblock: A lot of people are saying the same words — “social justice” — but meaning different things. This is a problem.
When you say “social justice,” what kind of justice are you talking about? Keep reading…
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Right now, the main work I’m focusing on is all things social justice dogma. Start with my first article, where I introduce the concept. Then you can follow along at the Social Justice Dogma tag as I release new articles exploring social justice (minus) dogma, or listen to my podcast called “Heretic” where I’m talking about these things.
In other news, I’ve stopped offering campus programs, and I’m going to try to fund this site entirely through reader donations and patronage (here’s how that’s gone so far). I’ll be working on removing campus programs-related language around the site in the coming months, but I hope you’ll bear with me in the meantime.
