Labels are the tool and tactic of the weak. Attaching labels to people and ideas isn’t a new temptation, but, lately, it’s become standard operating procedure. But, it isn’t helpful or productive.

_Chris Jonat, who plays bass with Clumsy Lovers offers a column that examines music and the music industry from his perspective each month. Around these parts we’re big fans of the do it yourself idea ...

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The push for labels on "genetically modified" or engineered food is one of those social movements that sounds unimpeachable — like "Free the Whales" or "Save the Planet." What could be wrong with ...

Presidential campaigns start earlier and earlier these days, and so too do pleas that politics in the U.S. would be so much more effective if we could, in the words of Rodney King, “all just get along ...

If you count carbs, fat, sodium content or total calories, then you’ve read the label on everything you bring home from the grocery store. Are you equally as diligent when it comes to labels on lawn ...