“Pulisic is one of those rare players who somehow gets faster with the ball at his feet.” Bingo, bingo, bingo. On the ball quickness and the ability to go from standing still to full speed in tight spaces (with the ball in control) is super-rare and necessary for elite strikers you can build a team around.

Sure, and you are preaching to the choir. But the idea that there is enough of a critical mass of people in America to want to adopt a humanistic approach to law and policy without ever implicating religion, is, I’m afraid, naïve. We are not the majority—-not by a long shot. Actually it's frankly remarkable we have…

Ms. Mueller’s horrific final days aside, and how ISIS is so despicable as to be cartoonish at this point, this issue of culture and morality can be tricky business. I find myself bouncing back and forth between the very valid concern that we are too often willing to demonize others because their values are simply…

It's a Nixon in China thing. We need more men whose masculinity cannot be easily impugned to deconstruct the dangerous tropes of popular masculinity. It's also sad in a way that the only reason these words from Mr. Crews are notable is because they are exceptional (i.e., rare)