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A.G. Holdier

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A.G. Holdier is a graduate student in philosophy at the University of Arkansas interested in social and political epistemology, public policy, and the intersection of ethics with philosophy of language. Learn more at www.agholdier.com
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The Moral Danger of Conservative Nostalgia

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On Journalistic Malpractice

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The Aristotelian Vulgarity of Billionaires in Space

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“Cruel Optimism,” Minimum Wage, and the Good Life

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On “Dog-Wagging” News: Why What “Lots of People” Say Isn’t Newsworthy

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What It Means to Be a Hero

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Intersectionality and the Problem of the MCU’s Ancient One

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The Ethics of Self-Citation

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The Double-Edged Sword of “Free Speech”

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“Fake News” Is Not Dangerously Overblown

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