In The Age of Choice: A History of Freedom in Modern Life, Sophia Rosenfeld traces how choice evolved from secret ballots and dance cards to consumer overload and political battlegrounds. She also dissects ihow the pro-choice movement's framing was both a strength and a vulnerability. Also, Trump's murder-rate comparison between D.C., Bogotá, and Mexico City, and in the Spiel, the case against "turtling" in public life when threats arise over professors posting their syllabi.

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