Camille Paglia on the Battle of the Sexes
Women have become angry and defensive as a result of being raised to view men as the enemy.
Suzanne Venker
· 5 min read
Conservatives Aren't the Voices Silenced by Academia's Intellectual Orthodoxy
The problem isn’t simply one of political imbalance, an absence of parity between Left and Right voices, but the extent to which humanities departments have become politicized.
James Walker
· 5 min read
What Sadomasochism Can Teach Us About Human Sexuality
Notwithstanding the ever-expanding reach of Darwinism away from sexuality, the exploration of the evolutionary roots of human sexual behavior is not yet complete.
Gregory Gorelik
· 17 min read
The Ideological Straitjacket on Campus — An English Instructor's Story
“Let’s not have any political correctness here. If characters can’t think and talk like people—if writers can’t—then what’s the point of literature?”
Ryan Blacketter
· 11 min read
How a Culture of Outrage Is Stifling Political Satire
While satire is often controversial, it has become increasingly common for it to be accused of bigotry where none exists.
V R Kahn
· 7 min read
Not Everything Is an Interaction
Despite strong genetic influences on IQ (and there are strong genetic influences on IQ), we can’t calculate the proportion of credit for Einstein’s intellect that is owed solely to his genes.
Brian Boutwell
· 4 min read
Ayaan Hirsi Ali Explains How to Combat Political Islam
If Hirsi Ali’s critics are tempted to cite statistics minimizing the threat, they will have to explain at what point – after how many more deaths – they will consider it necessary to take action.
Jeffrey Tayler
· 14 min read
Swingers, Feminism, and Social Constructionism
What happens in a culture where equality rules?
Irene Ogrizek
· 8 min read
When Good Men Fail to Stand Up to Danger
If we teach men and boys that simple chivalry is a form of sexism that must be opposed, how do we convince them to commit to the braver, more difficult chivalrous demands?
Charlie Peters
· 6 min read
The Troubles and The Terror
Ben Sixsmith
· 4 min read
A Tale of Two Bell Curves
The truth, surprising as it may seem today, is this: The Bell Curve is not pseudoscience.
Bo Winegard and Ben Winegard
· 12 min read
The Changeling — A Review of In Full Colour by Rachel Dolezal
What it does do – and why it deserves to be widely read – is raise a mass of awkward questions about religion, race, sex, and identity.
Helen Dale
· 16 min read
How the Social Justice Movement Fuels Corporate Capitalism
Issues such as unfair tax structures, government welfare towards banks and corporations, a lack of protection for the common citizen, and gaps in the social safety net are all social justice issues.
Michael Aaron
· 7 min read
Platitudes About Terrorism Are Not Helping
How about the Inquisition? Not a real reflection of Spanish Catholicism in the early modern period, right?
Derek Hopper
· 4 min read
Cordelia Fine's Testosterone Rex — A Review
The point is rather that, potentially, even quite marked sex differences in the brain may have little consequence for behaviour.
Stuart Ritchie
· 6 min read