Daniel Gildelamadrid is the Editor of The Societarian. He studies and writes on race, sociology, politics, and law. During the Cold War, the international space race was dominated by the two competing superpowers at the time: the United States and the Soviet Union. Outer space exploration was public, concerned with

Daniel Gildelamadrid is the Editor of The Societarian. He studies and writes on race, sociology, politics, and law. American cities are hungry. In 2010, 32.1% of Memphis, Tennessee, residents lived in food deserts according to the USDA. 26.2% of San Antonio, 23% of New Orleans-Metairie, and 17% of

Daniel Gildelamadrid is the Editor of The Societarian. He studies and writes on race, sociology, politics, and law. Municipal governments are powerhouses of societal progress unrealized at the federal level, from raising the minimum wage and taxing the rich to Green New Deals and mitigating climate change. Urban socialists from

Daniel Gildelamadrid is the Editor of The Societarian. He studies and writes on race, sociology, politics, and law. The brutal monolithic design of the LBJ Presidential Library in Austin is a bold transgression of the surrounding green space, holding within its walls the unfinished legacy of former president Lyndon B.