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Graham Verdon
· 1 min read
21 Lessons for the 21st Century — A Review
The sheer diversity of the topics discussed in 21 Lessons makes boiling the book down into a short summary that does justice to its scope impossible.
Spencer Hall
· 8 min read
The Comment Awards Fiasco
That seems itself to be an example of divisiveness and a snub to one form of diversity: that of diverse opinion.
Claire Fox
· 9 min read
Challenging the Campus Rape Narrative
The evidence is there for all to see. Our Australian universities are on a hiding to nothing by surrendering to the bullying tactics of a small group of feminist activists and agreeing to get involved in the criminal justice business.
Bettina Arndt
· 8 min read
Art, Commerce, and Vision
Art isn’t free to produce. Especially the kind of art Sabin makes.
Traci L. Slatton
· 9 min read
Our Fast Food Social Media Diet
In this age of omnipresent social media, our greatest challenge may be figuring out how to take advantage of the benefits of the technology that can connect us to each other without suffering serious social costs.
Clay Routledge
· 7 min read
Inside the US Government Agency Where Identity Politics Was Born
But while observers have correctly focused on the lessons that may be inferred about high academic culture in the United States, it should be noted that the drifts of the liberal arts into postmodern gibberish has not been an isolated phenomenon.
Michael Gonzalez
· 9 min read
The Unspoken Homophobia Propelling Trans Ideology in Children
Nowadays, every left-leaning parent and educator seems content to take a child’s word at face value if they say they were born in the wrong body, not realizing that by doing so, an important conversation is being brushed aside.
Debra Soh
· 6 min read
The Onward March of Christian Political Power
So the Christian Right, one of society’s most formidable voting blocs, is shaped to a significant degree by charismatic Christian personalities, politically-active conservative organizations, and right-wing media.
Berny Belvedere
· 9 min read
The Death of the First Amendment in Cyberspace
Social media became instrumental in the toppling of dictators in Egypt, Tunisia, and Yemen and, in 2010, it was Mark Zuckerberg’s turn to be awarded Time’s Person of the Year.
Jacob Mchangama
· 7 min read
The Spectrum of Black Contrarianism
The likes of Thomas Sowell and Larry Elder reject not only the economic program of the Left but also the racial grievance politics of black activists and politicians.
John R. Wood, Jr.
· 11 min read
Why It's Time to End Factory Farming
Think about the horses who were replaced by cars. Cars do the same thing horses do—they move people from one place to another—but without all the crap.
Jacy Reese
· 6 min read
Consent Isn't Everything — and Sex Is Not Like Tea
Some of the enjoyments of sex have to do with a reflective enjoyment of the experience.
R. P. Reed and Megan Fritts
· 8 min read
Headline Rhymes
Graham Verdon
· 1 min read
Trans Activists' Campaign Against TERFs Has Become an Attack on Science
While the culture-war skirmish over transgenderism typically is treated as a debate about culture or sociology, it is also a debate about the primacy of science.
Julian Vigo
· 12 min read