@sarahemarsh
Associate Professor of English at Seton Hill University. Author of Novel Constitutions and the Making of Race: A Literary and Legal History of Slavery in the Anglophone Atlantic, 1688-1818, forthcoming from OUP in 2026.
Celebrate civility with Margaret Hoover and an ideological odd couple who say their political differences are a blessing.
Progressive @cornelwest.bsky.social and conservative Robert George share their recipe for friendship.
TONIGHT 8:30 pm ET
PBS listings: to.pbs.org/39hI6Tf
The pain is real, I know, and extremely hard to deal with—yet we have to try to forgive each other. Trump wants us to keep on fighting each other—forever if possible—because this is the precise source of MAGA’s power. Let’s take it from him. #loveyourenemies
He is.
Vitally important:
We are speedrunning the Declaration of Independence, folks.
Earlier this week my Austen students did some top notch work on Henry Crawford, Henry VIII, Cardinal Wolsey, and the moral hazards of absolute power.
The issue at stake in 1686 was whether the king was bound by the law.
How are we back here again?
