Will Sellers

Will Sellers is an associate justice on the Supreme Court of Alabama.

The Atlantic Charter: Optimistic leadership in an uncertain world

"The Atlantic Charter galvanized the Allies by outlining post-war aims. It expressed objectives for creating a stable world order."

August 23, 2021

Celebrating Peru’s bicentennial

"Establishing democracy and maintaining liberty is hard work, and allowing people to vote can be a messy business."

July 27, 2021

Magna Carta’s Peer Review

"It would be foolish to argue that the Magna Carta anticipated all the rights and freedoms we enjoy today, but it certainly planted those seeds 806 years ago."

June 15, 2021

Loyalty still matters

"Because of these strictures, we often forget what real treason looks like and fail to fully appreciate loyalty to country or creed."

May 25, 2021

What’s in a name?

"Rather than naming buildings after people, whether they are dead or alive, I have a much better idea."

April 1, 2021

Liberty of conscience didn’t come easy

"Debate and open discussion force ideas to compete against practical reality, thus winnowing out the ill-conceived and fostering workable solutions."

March 2, 2021

The necessity of American leadership in a post-COVID world

"The world is safer when America is fully engaged."

February 2, 2021

The future of America is undiminished by circumstance

"I remain confident that our brightest days are ahead of us."

January 12, 2021

History’s most significant event casts a long shadow

"The Incarnation was a religious hurricane so powerful that it spun off secular tornados that impacted the world in very subtle ways."

December 15, 2020

The enduring legacy of Margaret Thatcher

"In the winter of British discontent, Thatcher emerged to lead the minority Conservative Party into the majority."

November 25, 2020