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November 22, 2017

Greg Kesich: Men need to learn that being masculine is not all about asserting power

Perhaps there would be less sexual harassment if males set aside misleading standards of manhood.
Published
November 15, 2017

Greg Kesich: Election identity crisis – Will the real Maine please stand up?

Last week's voting results raise some tough questions about where the state fits on the political spectrum.
Published
November 8, 2017

Greg Kesich: Seem like the world’s going downhill in a hurry? Blame Facebook

The advertising platform that decides what news is has been influencing our social and political discourse.
Published
October 25, 2017

Greg Kesich: Legislature thwarts will of voters again, inviting showdown in June

If ranked-choice elections make it back on the ballot next summer, it will be a vote on what it means when Mainers vote for something.
Published
October 11, 2017

Greg Kesich: A slightly educated guess on whether Susan Collins runs for governor: No

As a moderate in a party that has shifted hard-right, the well-liked senator could lose the Republican primary.

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Published
October 4, 2017

Greg Kesich: Stereotypes rear their ugly heads in responses to Las Vegas massacre

It's true what Walter Lippmann wrote in 1920: 'We define first and then we see.'
Published
September 27, 2017

Greg Kesich: All of us have a right to free speech, but not everyone gets to talk

The powerful can say a lot and get away with it, but most others are limited by fear of bad consequences.
Published
September 20, 2017

Greg Kesich: Ensure Portland’s waterfront has room for fishermen who make it special

Developers and the tourism industry should help protect the area's marine character as their footprint quickly grows.
Published
September 13, 2017

Greg Kesich: Missed conversation with angry reader leaves much unanswered

My 'How about a cup of coffee?' offer was rejected, ensuring we couldn't fill our mugs with understanding.
Published
August 30, 2017

Greg Kesich: It’s his story, and Gov. LePage will always tell it how he likes it

The governor prefers short morality plays with clear villains and heroes, which is part of why he struggles.