We Can Revisit (And Even Replace) the Classic Books We Teach Children—Without Cancelling Them Allan Stratton 18 Mar 2021 · 15 min read
The Campaign of Lies Against Journalist Jesse Singal—And Why It Matters One of the odd-seeming aspects of progressive cancel culture is that many of the figures targeted by mobs aren’t especially conservative in their views. Jonathan Kay 18 Mar 2021 · 13 min read
Science Goes Rogue Science as a discipline is supposed to be based on empirical evidence. Lawrence M. Krauss 14 Mar 2021 · 8 min read
Replacing One Kind of ‘Conversion Therapy’ With Another In many cases, therapists will disagree on the cause, as will the patient himself or herself. James Esses 11 Mar 2021 · 7 min read
The New Age of Empire—A Review Andrews believes none of this. He is right in seeing that the United States is now the world’s foremost imperial nation—it dominated most of the 20th century, assuming the white man’s burden from the British and the French. John Lloyd 10 Mar 2021 · 15 min read
How a Single Anonymous Twitter Account Caused an ‘Indigenized’ Canadian University to Unravel The main beneficiaries are more likely to be privileged administrators who burnish their bona fides by filling alumni magazines and email blasts with Indigenous photo-ops. Jonathan Kay 6 Mar 2021 · 17 min read
Decolonising Math is Rooted in a Decades-Old Conflict The central point of contention seems to be between math’s claim to universal truth and the kind of subjective, lived-experience approach embraced by many social justice movements. Greg Ashman 4 Mar 2021 · 7 min read
To Skate—Perchance to Soar Skateboarding is simple and complex, pointless and transformational. Damian Platt 26 Feb 2021 · 16 min read
The Problem With ‘Indigenizing the University’ Everyone, Indigenous and non-Indigenous alike, is free to explore their own spiritual beliefs, of course. But the university is not the place for such exercises. Frances Widdowson 24 Feb 2021 · 13 min read
Towards Practical Empowerment In A Critique of Anti-Racism, I offer empowerment theory as a framework for anti-racist work, whether it is activism or pedagogy. Erec Smith 19 Feb 2021 · 10 min read
Struggling with Pixar’s 'Soul' If heaven needs to be segregated, what hope does Earth have? Colm O'Shea 12 Feb 2021 · 12 min read
Unspeakable Truths about Racial Inequality in America We have to make ourselves equal. No one can do it for us. Glenn C. Loury 10 Feb 2021 · 20 min read
Scottish Nationalists in Turmoil The trans argument shows how easily it may be rocked back on its heels. Neither of the two women at loggerheads are transphobic on any but an extreme definition; they merely differ about how easy it should be to register a sex change. John Lloyd 4 Feb 2021 · 10 min read
First, Do No Harm: A New Model for Treating Trans-Identified Children Individuals with a fragile ego structure also tend to be prone toward black-and-white thinking, which leads them to concrete rather than symbolic solutions. Susan Evans and Marcus Evans 4 Feb 2021 · 16 min read
