Critical Thinking: Embracing Debate and Disagreement

In a free society, disagreement is not a problem to be solved—it’s a principle to be protected. Our constitutional system was built to withstand conflict, not suppress it. Yet in today’s educational climate, we’re witnessing a troubling shift: the erosion of civil discourse and the rise of ideological conformity. Classrooms that once encouraged rigorous debate … Continue reading Critical Thinking: Embracing Debate and Disagreement

 Civic Literacy: Knowing the Blueprint of Democracy

As we approach the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, we’re reminded that our founding documents are more than artifacts—they’re enduring guides for civic life. Milestones like this invite more than celebration; they call for reflection, recommitment, and a return to the foundational principles that have sustained our republic for generations. The Constitution, Declaration … Continue reading  Civic Literacy: Knowing the Blueprint of Democracy