Censorship, Labor Rights, and the Quest for a Good Life

This chapter examines the Trump administration's attempts to reshape the narratives presented by museums, particularly regarding race and slavery, warning about the consequences of such censorship on historical understanding. It also highlights the legal landscape affecting labor rights, including recent changes that could threaten workers' protections and the importance of public commentary in shaping federal regulations. The conversation concludes on a positive note by exploring diverse perspectives on what constitutes a 'good life,' focusing on happiness and personal growth through challenges.