Vol. 5 Iss. 2: a stock-taking

EDITORS' NOTE

   In the time since the last issue and the national election, we at The Turning House have been brainstorming how to put together something interesting and relevant without harping on subjects much belabored in the past few months. We came up with the idea that this issue of The Turning House should be a sort of stock-taking of current events in the United States and at Union. While there is much to process both in national politics and life at Union this year, this issue offers a sort of snapshot; we can look at it, read it, step back and think, and then return to engage our community anew.

CONTENTS:

Willie Baptist, "Will the Real Amoses Stand Up?!"

Beyond Defeat: Post-11/2 Responses

Justin Latterell, "Know Thyself. Then Hug a Conservative."

Colleen Birchett, "What REALLY Happened with the Black Vote?"

John Wessel-McCoy, "The Crisis"

Michelle Wiltshire-Clement, "The Elephant, the Donkey, and the Lamb"

Jeremy D. Posadas, "From the 'Jesus Question' to 'Evangelical' 'Safe Space'"

Reflections on a First Semester at Union

Hannah Giffin, "Union: The Few. The Proud. The Liberal?"

Lidya Tandirerung, "Adjustments!"

Lizzie Berne, "'Four More Years!'"

Miguel Angel Escobar, "Psalm of Joshua"

Reviews

Andrea E. Davis, "Caesar on His Head"

Marisol Caballero, "Just Like a Prayer, Let Esther Take You There!"