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Posts published by “Martin Levinson”

Martin H. Levinson, PhD, New York University, is a past president of the Institute of General Semantics, book editor for ETC: A Review of General Semantics, and a contributing editor to The Satirist: America's Critical Most Journal. He has published 14 books and scores of articles on topics ranging from self-help fairy tales to social and historical analyses. He is currently a faculty member with the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Stony Brook University, a teacher for the United Federation of Teachers’ Si Beagle Learning Program, which is located in New York City, and a lecturer on contemporary and historical topics for schools and public libraries.

Going Wild on Health

Going Wild on Health By Martin H. Levinson President John Fitzgerald Kennedy famously said, “Ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you…

The Art of the Kneel

The Art of the Kneel By Martin H. Levinson Nothing can stop Donald Trump as he heads to a third term in the White House.…

#Me(n)Too

#Me(n)Too By Martin H. Levinson I don’t understand why Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito got grief over an upside-down American flag (a symbol of the…

Immunity with Impunity

Immunity with Impunity By Martin H. Levinson Some people question why Donald Trump has sweeping immunity and broad protections in the federal election subversion case…




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