Cincinnatus, the First Roman Dictator, Defeated Rome’s Attackers and Then Resigned (458 BCE)

Cincinnatus, the First Roman Dictator, Defeated Rome’s Attackers and Then Resigned (458 BCE) Watch the video here – click “ANCIENT ROME” to begin By Sasha Alex Lessin, Ph.D. (Anthropology, UCLA) Legendary Perspective The traditional account, dated to 509 BCE, depicts the Etruscan king Lucius Tarquinius Superbus as a cruel and tyrannical ruler. The breaking point …

The King of Chaos: How Trump’s Delusions, Protected by Power, Threaten the World

The King of Chaos: How Trump’s Delusions, Protected by Power, Threaten the World ✨ Introduction: The Crisis We Must Name Across centuries, America has lived by myths: myths of freedom, equality, and opportunity for all. But beneath the surface, another, darker current has always flowed — one of controlled extremism, class division, racialized fear, and …