Why Sheltering At Home Isn’t Necessarily Making Us All Better Neighbors
If you don’t think you need the people in your community, you can afford to insult them, treat them rudely, or buy the entire shelf of wheat flour at the local grocer.
A Hurricane Taught My Neighborhood How Not To Waste A Good Crisis
Ingenuity and hard work, with neighbors cooperating for the good of all, provided a chance to bond with others and witness the best of people on glorious display.
Amid Coronavirus Lockdowns, Neighborhoods Are Coming To Life Again
The coronavirus is bringing about a strange revival of neighborhood life, which has been atrophying for a half-century. We should pay attention.
Hawley: How Our Collapse Of Community Relationships Threatens Liberty
‘The most telling economic divide in the country is between Americans with a high school degree and those who have four-year college degrees or more.’
In Your Neighborhood, Does ‘Love Live Here’ Or ‘Hate Have No Home Here’?
Have you seen those ‘Hate has no home here’ signs in your neighborhood? What about the ‘Love lives here’ signs? Here’s how the two prompted twin responses on opposite political sides.
Stop Turning Your Yard Into A Hellscape For Halloween
No four-year-old should watch ‘Game of Thrones,’ and no four-year-old should see a severed head. Sick Halloween decorations force people to either hide in their homes or be exposed to a celebration of evil.
Oh, Wait! Studies Find Gentrification Is Awesome
Age-old leftist wisdom on the evils of gentrification turn out to be false, according to two new studies.
Why Halloween Is America’s Most Neighborhood-Nurturing Holiday
Despite all the threats of spiritual and criminal mayhem, Halloween represents perhaps the most effective day of the year to foster community.
Lefty Gentrification Of Washington DC Brings Negatives For Black Residents
Some of the trends defining urban readjustment in Washington suggest the liberal technocratic elite are often indifferent to the needs of their black neighbors.
What We Can Learn From Jane Jacobs’ Cantankerous Localism
Jane Jacobs fought the prevailing theory at the time that city planners know best, and attempted to mobilize communities to improve and protect their neighborhoods.
Creating Attractive Schools And Allowing Parent Choice Integrates Without Force
If we’re relying on parents to put the ‘common good’ above what they perceive as their child getting a better education, how far do you expect us to get?
I Bake New Neighbors Bread To Welcome Them, And They Never Say Hello to Me Again
I am glad I am this old so I don’t have to live in this cold, uncaring world for 50 more years. Many Americans appear to have become shallow, immoral, intolerant, and hateful.
You Won’t Believe The Entertainment Centers Set To Replace American Malls
The medium-sized and generic, forgettable malls are going the way of the dinosaur, just like the Main Street, family-owned stores those same malls once put out of business.
Restoring Our Country Must Start In Our Homes And Neighborhoods
What will We the People, in our individual capacities, do next? Any argument that government is the problem requires addressing the cracks that so many assume are there.
Why I Won’t Apologize For Loving Chicago
Chicago’s crime doesn’t define the city, and the city isn’t in the shape outsiders assume it is.
Is Trunk Or Treat Driving Trick Or Treating Out Of The Neighborhood?
Trunk or Treat has quietly overtaken the American suburban neighborhood. Is it for better, or for worse? Depends on your preferences.
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