In 2010 the film critic Roger Ebert told Esquire: “All is well. I am as I should be.”

Until recently, dignity appeared to be a self-evident good.

How do you minister to people who are not simply bothersome, but seriously unstable?

Much as I admire his writing, I could not countenance Colm Toibin's Mary.

The men in Guantánamo are bearing witness to the human need for dignity and freedom.

I honestly cannot remember a time when I was angry on the sidewalk.