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Meet the Editor

I didn’t build Kursity because I think I have all the answers. I built it because I got tired of how difficult it had become to figure out what was actually going on.


News moves fast. Politics gets packaged for an audience. Social media rewards outrage. Complicated stories are reduced to whichever part generates the strongest reaction. Somewhere between the headline and the argument, context gets lost.


I wanted a place where curiosity could come before certainty. I don't want Kursity to tell readers what they're supposed to think. I want the work to give them enough information to think about the issue for themselves.


Thanks for reading.

Greg Alparone
Founder & Editor, Kursity

Professional man in suit and tie with a friendly smile.

 

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