Daniel Gauss is a Writer and Teacher. He explores themes related to culture and society, focusing on cultural movements, social interest, racial issues, and diversity and inclusion, while also delving into the realms of food and beverages. His work has been featured in Medium, Ancient Origins, The Good Men Project, E-the Environmental Magazine, 3 Quarks Daily, and Meer.
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Daniel's articles predominantly cover opinion editorials, expert commentary, and legal policy regulation within the themes of culture & society. His work often delves into art, literature, morality, history, religion, and human rights. Given his focus on expert commentary and opinion pieces in these areas of interest, he is likely to be receptive to pitches from individuals with strong expertise or unique perspectives in these fields.
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Draft registration is militarily unnecessary, inefficient and inequitable, but it will be automated.
By: Daniel Gauss
by Daniel Gauss The all-volunteer force draws from the 30% of young Americans who can meet eligibility standards, producing a corps of smart, motivated service members.
Vietnam left a deeper mark on the United States than most Americans want to fully acknowledge. Part of the proof is found in our commonly used vocabulary. Whenever someone opposes some type of military intervention, the first impulse still seems to be to say, “This is another Vietnam.” Congresspeople and critics of the war are beginning to call what we are doing in Iran a “quagmire,” which is close to saying it's another Vietnam.
By: Daniel Gauss
We eat far more meat than we need, and it's bad for the environment, bad for animals and not great for our health.
Gandhi demonstrated that personal morality could become public power.
by Daniel Gauss Raj Ghat in New Delhi, India (all photos by Dan Gauss)
By: Daniel Gauss
If greatness includes moral courage, humane treatment of others, leadership philosophy, sacrifice and contribution beyond the basketball court, Bill Russell is the clear GOAT.
By: Daniel Gauss
One of the central problems of modern social and political thought concerns the relationship between personal morality and social transformation. Most
The Democratic Party once imagined itself as the engine of meaningful American transformation. First FDR revamped the relationship between the government
The absence of empathy in the presence of high intellect creates sociopathic qualities.
