Column: What great art refuses to be
By Nakai Moore | April 14"The conditions under which great art tends to flourish — openness, risk, experimentation — are fundamentally misaligned with conservatism’s preference for tradition."
"The conditions under which great art tends to flourish — openness, risk, experimentation — are fundamentally misaligned with conservatism’s preference for tradition."
"The classroom — intended to be a space for dialogue and critical engagement — has become a battleground in the administration’s broader effort to control culture through coercion."
"Without a fundamental ideological shift within the Democratic Party — one that directly challenges the interests of its affluent donor class — any future administration will struggle to undo the damage."