Because I Say So: Moral Authority's Dangerous Appeal

The narrative delves into the complexities of moral authority in modern American society, beginning with the author's personal journey as a 9/11 widow. It examines how fear and close-mindedness influence perceptions of moral high ground, urging readers to embrace critical thinking and tempered optimism. Through a blend of heartfelt reflections and humor, the book advocates for moving beyond the desperate need for absolutes towards a more pragmatic outlook, concluding with a sense of cautious hopefulness.