Better Sources

By Jeff Graber

A repository of sources and annotations relating to the scientific research on gender identity and expression.

By Jeff Graber

When it comes to addressing homelessness, there are several opinions about how to direct community resources. Some believe resources are best directed toward mental health, substance abuse, employment opportunities, transportation, or peer support programs. While all of these are important areas of concern, housing ought to be given the highest priority in programming and funding considerations. The following sources and annotations explore this claim.

By Jeff Graber

For years, Christianity has been in decline in America. Many have offered different explanations and perspectives on this trend, ranging from the church's shift away from doctrine to its embrace of right-wing extremism. As none of these claims hold up across a unified Christian identity, I believe it is necessary to consider a more material cause. As was the case in the early decades of the Industrial Revolution, the church's decline may be a product of an overfunctioning and overworked society. The following sources and annotations seek to shine a light on the relationship between American capitalism and church participation.

By Jeff Graber

This post contains some AI-generated content.

Touted as a landmark piece of legislation, the "One, Big, Beautiful Bill" arrives with sweeping promises and a bold vision for national renewal. Supporters hail it as a unifying blueprint for progress—addressing everything from economic equity to environmental resilience. However, critics are asking tough questions: What trade-offs are hidden in its fine print? Who stands to benefit most—and who might be left behind? As the bill moves from rhetoric to reality, it invites more scrutiny than hope. Let’s take a closer look at what this legislation really proposes—and what it could mean for the future we’re building together.