I have written about Luigi Mangione before on this blog, more than once, and every single time I come back to the same conclusion, which is that I do not trust this man, not even a little bit. This week gave me yet another reason to feel that way, because his legal team has filedContinue reading “Luigi Mangione and the Livestream Stunt: Why I Still Don’t Trust Him”
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Interfaith Friday #20: Justice on Death Row
The death penalty is under scrutiny again. Catholic bishops, Muslim imams, and atheist civil rights lawyers are calling for an end to capital punishment. Their reasons vary — from religious teachings on forgiveness and sanctity of life, to secular arguments about systemic racism and wrongful convictions. But their message is unified: the death penalty isContinue reading “Interfaith Friday #20: Justice on Death Row”