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Nathan Schneider, a contributing writer for America, is a reporter and professor of media studies at the University of Colorado Boulder.
Nathan Schneider
The dark side of mystery in our technologized information age
Columns
Nathan Schneider
Today living a simple life is enough to make one seem like a radical.
Metal roofing—remnants of November's Typhoon Haiyan—litters Immaculate Conception Church in Guiuan, Philippines, Feb. 9, 2014 (CNS photo/Tyler Orsburn).
Nathan Schneider
It’s fitting that the GCCM has chosen the Philippines, not New York, as its starting point.
A woman hugs a New York Police Department officer Dec. 22 next to a makeshift memorial near the site where two police officers were assassinated in their patrol car Dec. 20 in the Brooklyn borough of New York. Police said Ismaaiyl Brinsley allegedly ambu shed officers Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu, fatally shooting them before committing suicide inside a subway station. (CNS photo/Gregory A. Shemitz) See NYPD-MURDERED Dec. 22, 2014.
In All Things
Nathan Schneider
Do two powerful institutions have systemic problems in common?
Fidel Castro embracing Paul Mayer with a Bible in his hand. Photos courtesy of wrestlingwithangelsbook.com.
In All Things
Nathan Schneider
Fidel Castro meets el hombre de la Biblia
Parishioners from 10 churches in Ferguson, Mo., join in peace walk to City Hall, Dec. 3 (CNS photo/Lisa Johnston, St. Louis Review).
Nathan Schneider
Has the time come for a truth and reconciliation commission on racial justice?
Puppet at the People's Climate March in New York City on September 21. (Stephen Melkisethian/Flickr)
Nathan Schneider
It rsquo s a common caricature that climate change is a boutique cause a kind of luxury that concerns only those who can afford a new Prius A lot of the most visible faces in the climate movement mdash Al Gore Bill McKibben Naomi Klein mdash imply a demographic that is white affluent and seemi
The logo of Community Blend, a worker-owned coffee shop in Cincinatti, Ohio.
In All Things
Nathan Schneider
Supporting business models that keep wealth in the communities and families that generate it
Columns
Nathan Schneider
Do Catholics recognize the moral imperative to build the economy cooperatively?
Simone Weil, via Wikimedia Commons.
Nathan Schneider
Would abolishing political parties revive the American political spirit?