<p>A concise argument for the contemporary social justice movement and why it considers language fundamental. I explain the faith, but I am not a believer.</p>

A concise argument for the contemporary social justice movement and why it considers language fundamental. I explain the faith, but I am not a believer.

The Case for Social Justice

The world is changing. What was stable has become unstuck: mass movements and class conflicts, elite hubris and institutional failure, authoritarianism and a collapse of authority: and everywhere a crisis of meaning. How should one live in this world? In this podcast, I take books I read and ideas I find and try to bring them down to earth, to understand what is happening here and now. I seek lasting principles, not hot takes. Topics include the professional class; critiques of social justice and identity politics; the information society; myth, narrative and meaning. I want to see clearly and speak freely. "Who knows, doesn't talk. Who talks, doesn't know." — Tao Te Ching

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The Case for Social Justice

The Case for Social Justice