Tag: community
“America First!” and Anti-Social Communitarianism
February 11, 2017 | Post
The problem with communitarianism is that many communitarians make for bad community members. Many of them are “society first, individual second!” to the point of being anti-social. They aren’t the kind of people you’d want to live near. Look, I get why people like community. I live in a fairly tight-knit community myself. We have little […]
Volunteer Work Reveals The Inefficiencies of Government Aid
October 5, 2016 | Post
Cumbersome, top-down aid policies are not agile enough to effectively respond to the diverse needs of our communities.
A Proposal to Reform Welfare and Rebuild American Community
September 26, 2016 | Post
Local communities have a better understanding of their communities’ needs than far off centralized government anti-poverty directives.
George Washington's Letter to the Jews
September 25, 2016 | Post
Toleration is the cornerstone of liberalism. Washington understood this and urged future generations to honor this commitment.
Blog Contest: Professors Who Inspire
August 2, 2016 | Post
Learn Liberty is happy to announce its first-ever blog contest! Each month we’ll be announcing a theme, and inviting fans to compete to have their writing published on Learn Liberty’s blog. For the next two weeks we will be accepting your original blog article submissions for consideration. Once the submission window has closed on Tuesday, […]