Henry Giroux
ALL POSTS BY Henry Giroux
July 25, 2020Echoes of a poisonous past are also present in the White House today.
October 10, 2017What kind of democracy is possible when the institutions that are crucial to a vibrant civil society are vanishing?
September 21, 2017The president has normalized violence by emboldening the idea that it is the only viable political response to social problems.
July 11, 2017Fighting back against the right's politics of exclusion can be a path toward rebuilding American democracy
January 30, 2017The new regime evokes past totalitarian states, both historical and fictional.
December 16, 2016This election brought back the scourge of authoritarianism in the toxic language of hate, humiliation and bigotry — and in the culture of war and violence.
December 12, 2016In the face of Trump’s draconian assault on democracy, it is crucial to rethink mechanisms of a repressive politics.
August 12, 2016Isolation and frustration have made people disdain community, public values and the public good — making them perfect targets for the Republican nominee's authoritarian and oversimplified rhetoric.
June 8, 2016Choosing between the "lesser of two evils" to lead a country doesn't eliminate inequalities in America.
