Foundation for Economic Education For an East German state determined to make youth into the orderly, uniformed future of socialism, individual self-expression was a threat to national security. But even facing persistent scarcity and …
The accused were of course never convicted of telling jokes. Rather, they were found guilty of “state-endangering propaganda and hate speech.” Foundation for Economic EducationFEE’s mission is to inspire, educate, …
Nobel Laureate Albert Camus was born on this day in 1913. His defense of liberty against tyranny in World War II and its aftermath should not be forgotten. Foundation for …
It is the car that “gave Communism a bad name,” a vehicle so inferior to automobiles produced in Europe and America that few could deny the system’s failings. It became, …
The protagonist Katniss, from impoverished District 12, is shocked by the beauty, the cleanliness, the opulence that she sees in the Capitol. Foundation for Economic EducationFEE’s mission is to inspire, …
It has been three decades—the wall has been down longer than it was up—but we should continue to celebrate the fall of the Berlin Wall and end of the monstrously …
In degree, America is far removed from the world of North Korea. But when government is given the power to determine what is acceptable speech, we are operating out of …
There were countless reasons all of those people were in Times Square, but they came as a result of their own distinct interests, taking advantage of a panoply of dining, …
What your subconscious fears may actually determine what ghastly ghoul or undead creature frightens you most. Foundation for Economic EducationFEE’s mission is to inspire, educate, and connect future leaders with …
The working zombie is easy to spot in modern corporate life. The walking dead trudge into our elevators each morning and populate our meetings. They’re uninspired, half-asleep, just going through …