Commentary

By Meg Tuszynski • Dec 20,2021 Culture, Leadership, Markets & Free Enterprise

In Defense of Cash for Christmas

Ask almost any economist what the perfect Christmas gift is, and he or she will tell you that the answer is cash. Your natural inclination at this point may be...

By AF Editors • Dec 20,2021 AF Community, Leadership

12 Days of AF: Indianapolis Chapter

From the pandemic to rioting in downtown Indianapolis, to the labor shortages, the last two years were full of challenges. Looking back, I’m proud of how the AF-Indianapolis chapter was...

By AF Editors • Dec 17,2021 AF Community, Professional Development

Reads of the Week: Conservative Climate Policy, Deporting Legal Immigrants, and Invasive New Car Regulations

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...

By AF Editors • Dec 17,2021 AF Community

12 Days of AF: Chicago Chapter

Chicago is one of humanity’s greatest free market success stories. Yes, you read that right, and no, I’ve not started hitting the eggnog early. Between 1870 and 1900 it was...

By Matt Hampton • Dec 16,2021 Communication, Culture

Arguing for Social Apathy

Conservatives complain often enough about the “woke Left,” but one of the problems with “wokeism” is that it goes beyond Left or Right. The excessive analysis of everything based on...

By Austin Jack • Dec 16,2021 AF Community

Looking back at the past year, AF-Southwest has developed a growing community of activists, scholars, and thought leaders prepared to defend liberty and advance the principles of our nation’s founding...

In Defense of Cash for Christmas

12 Days of AF: Indianapolis Chapter

Reads of the Week: Conservative Climate Policy, Deporting Legal Immigrants, and Invasive New Car Regulations

12 Days of AF: Chicago Chapter

Arguing for Social Apathy

12 Days of AF: Southwest Hub