‘Tis the season of sugar plums and gift-giving – including the time that Time magazine hands out its somewhat pompous annual “Person of the Year” award. My beef with this gift is that it perpetuates the fallacy that social progress comes from some wondrous individual. It diminishes the more-inspiring fact that progress [and even the “greatness” of any one person] comes from the extended family – the group, the movement, the many – who sustain […]
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