Fear, Cruelty, and the Character Test of Our Generation of Americans
One of the most dangerous mistakes people make is believing that authoritarianism has a look, a language, or a region. It doesn’t.
By Trygve Olson
This is the third in an eight-part series on the lessons I’ve learned confronting autocrats over the past twenty-five years. From post-Soviet capitals to American battlegrounds, I’ve …
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