Religious Freedom in the Modern World
For most young Americans, the first narrative introduced in early education about the beginning of the American project is the pilgrim’s search for religious freedom. The narrative could be boiled...
Nov 05,2021
AF Community
Reads of the Week: The Student Housing Crisis, Hospital Tax Breaks, Social Media’s Effects on Humanity
Each week, we’ll be featuring opinion pieces from the alumni and current participants of AF’s Writing Fellows Program. A few highlights from the past week are below. Do you dream...
Nov 04,2021
Communication, Professional Development
Want a Job as a Writer? Your Op-eds Can Launch a Communications Career
The path to “making it” as a writer seems to go something like this: write and place several op-eds, develop a reputation as a commentator on key issues or topics...
Nov 03,2021
Career Advice, Communication
Tips for Standing Up for Truth in the Workplace
Not all of us have the honor to work in a workplace where our values are appreciated. And if you do have that honor, know that it is indeed an...
Nov 02,2021
Limited Government, Markets & Free Enterprise
Agricultural Markets Aren’t Free—but They Should Be
Lots of businesses have been forced to close their doors thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. With much of the country sliding back into social distancing, and businesses forced to follow...
Nov 01,2021
Liberty, Limited Government
The Rarity of Bipartisan Work
A 50/50 party split in the US Senate can mean many things; negotiating, coalition-building, and above all stalemate. Such high stakes means that neither party budges over key pieces of...