Dennis D. McDaniel

By this Author

A chromolithograph by Louis Dalrymple in Puck magazine, March 4, 1896, shows presidential hopefuls in a swamp containing "Jingoism," "Blunders" and "Demagogism." (U.S. Library of Congress/Keppler & Schwarzmann)

In the face of Trumpism, Jon Meacham maintains belief in our national soul

Book review: The Soul of America argues that Americans have suffered through demagoguery in the past and can do so again, but it will demand that they rediscover their soul.

Norvelt, Pennsylvania

A bold federal endeavor built a town

Book review: A heroic federal effort was demanded to alleviate the abysmal plight of coal miners. Historians Timothy Kelly, Margaret Power and Michael Cary recount the deplorable working and living conditions of miners and coke workers in the employ of barons like Henry Clay Frick.

Ghetto asserts complicity of white Americans

Did distorted memories form the Gospels?

The treacherous terrain of free speech

Author frees Jesus' stories to be read as living, vibrant texts

Harlem women made art a force for justice

Gun violence myths debunked; quest for profits exposed

Overcoming our displaced fears

The conscience of a Catholic voter

Reich's bold remedies seem like pipe dreams

Truth becomes a glittering generality

What disasters can tell us about human nature

From campus to bookshelf: assessing a president

 

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