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Logan Albright
Logan Albright is the Head Writer and Sound Engineer at Free the People. He is the author of the books Freedom Over Fear, Libertarian Paganism, Conform or Be Cast Out: The (Literal) Demonization of Nonconformists and Our Servants, Our Masters: How Control Masquerades as Assistance.
With a background in economics and policy, Logan is responsible for making sure that the organization’s messaging remains rigorous as well as persuasive. He also directed the award-winning documentaries Sick Year and The Right to Bear 3D Printers, and as a graduate of the Berklee College of Music, he contributes original music to many of Free the People’s films.
Logan received his Master’s degree in economics from Georgia State University in 2011, before promptly setting out for DC to fight for liberty. He first discovered the ideas of liberty during his time at Oberlin College, where his contrarian nature drove him into countless hours of heated debate at this bastion of progressive thought. Logan occasionally takes time out from his busy schedule of railing against the evils of government to play the part of musician, amateur novelist, and moustache enthusiast.
Latest Posts
I’m questioning whether the very concept of identity is helpful to the way we interact with one another, how we build communities, and how we communicate.
Principled defenders of freedom have virtually no power in modern society, so why have they become the boogeyman for both left and right alike?
I am an optimist by temperament, but you need not share my personality to feel good about the future. You only have to look at the data.
A book list to learn more about the economics and philosophy of libertarianism, as well as some deeper cuts and more ambitious reads for the truly obsessed.
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History is only valuable if we are able to learn from the mistakes of the past and prevent them from recurring in the future.
Escalating the use of government power to attack the opposition approach is a deeply dangerous strategy that is sure to backfire if carried through to its logical conclusion.
At a period when inflation is already as bad as it has been in decades, exacerbating the problem with debt cancellation is the last thing we should be doing.