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…the district of Utah at the time Angelos was sentenced, explained, “the draconian sentence mandated for Angelos seemed disconnected to the purpose of the law.” Now an advocate for criminal…

…made DiAngelo a hefty $12,750, among other events. Now DiAngelo is seeking to renew her notoriety — and bank account — with a new book titled “Nice Racism,” this time…

…is simple: “White fragility” is a phrase DiAngelo invented to delegitimize any disagreement with her views on what causes racial inequality. DiAngelo is attempting to address one of the most…

…Manager Alejandra Meechan, includes several sections indicating DiAngelo tries to hide her material and minimize discourse about it. A flyer for the event claimed DiAngelo’s lecture would be “live captioned…

…political narratives adroitly. DiAngelo and Kendi: Yes, it will be painful, but you should absolutely try and read DiAngelo and Kendi’s books, because a lot of the people waving them…

…Obama.” DiAngelo goes on to say that white people resent affirmative action, which she describes as “a toothless program that we’ve practically dismantled.” DiAngelo says when white people say they…

For a supposed champion of equity in modern society, recent comments made by anti-racist academic Robin DiAngelo were strikingly similar to those of segregationists from past decades. During a webinar…

…and it’s OK.’” “I don’t think it’s benign to do it in a joking way,” DiAngelo continued. “So if you want to punch up, there’s very different power dynamics and…

…about the role Matthew Colangelo, the former No. 3 man in the Biden administration’s Department of Justice, played in the targeting of Trump. While Bragg’s hiring of Colangelo to reportedly…

…as a kitsch object, because it is itself an object of kitsch. But the worst thing Michelangelo did, through Vasari, was to give the impression that he didn’t need to…

…white privilege, implied racism, and forced to learn critical race theory from a Robin DiAngelo textbook. DiAngelo, the famous “antiracist” educator who was exposed as providing Coca-Cola’s now-deleted “try to…

In an essay for Family Circle Magazine in 2001, Maya Angelou wrote about becoming pregnant at 16 years old and deciding to keep her baby. Angelou, who lived from 1928…

After Donald Trump’s unexpected electoral victory, many celebrities have sunken into a deep despair — including Emma Watson, who hid copies of Maya Angelou’s “Mom & Me & Mom” on…

…nullifies federal and state religious freedom protections by handing authority to the U.S. Department of Justice to interpret and investigate claims of discrimination. While this does not directly indicate, as…

…Jordan wrote in the letter to Colangelo. The committee is demanding Colangelo hand over documents related to his hiring and sit down for a formal interview. Colangelo was given until…

…discipline (a mental health field), I have taken issue with the term on a number of points. As DiAngelo’s book on the subject has mainstreamed the concept, I’ve found it…

…out that Alonso Berruguete came onto a Spanish art scene that was in need of a new direction, and decided that this direction was going to come from absorbing the…

…Santangelo, but the agency refused to answer the question. The accusations stem from pro-life activists Lauren Handy and Terrisa Bukovinac, who obtained a box of five preemie-sized babies outside Santangelo’s…

…If the trainer persists, or you are disciplined for resisting this racial stereotype, file a discrimination complaint with Human Resources. It’s not legal to discriminate against any race or skin…

…the late-term abortionist Cesare Santangelo. Handy’s lawyers at the Thomas More Society described the pro-life activists’ actions that day: “Some simply kneeled and prayed at Santangelo’s facility, some passed out…

…such a move from Angelos, who made his money in class action suits, is necessarily surprising. One fun story about Angelos is that a former employee claimed that the team…

…critical race theory Robin DiAngelo raked in more cash from a single speech than the median black household earns in three months. DiAngelo, who authored “White Fragility” and is credited…

…rare. Social scientists did not create large, long-range, and expensive studies to examine the effects on children of divorce simply because there weren’t many children of divorce. When determining custody…

…The world is actually diverse. Now, of course, in modern parlance diversity means sameness. Kindergarten to You, But Not to Them TF: That’s the thing that also sort of comes…

…of Art, in introducing the exhibition. “He’s conscious, rational, and very different from Leonardo and Michelangelo, who are working in isolation. Raphael, on the other hand, is both thoughtful and…

…effect no camera can hope to capture. Bronzino (Agnolo di Cosimo di Mariano), Italian, Monticelli 1503–1572 Florence Francesco de’ Medici ca. 1551 Oil on panel 22 5/8 × 17 in….

…works displayed in town squares and even in churches. Michelangelo’s David originally stood in the square outside the Palazzo Vecchio, the seat of government in Florence, where it had an…

…deepest philosophical causes are not in dispute. After Descartes’ “Discourse on Method” reduced reality into something wholly comprehensible by truncating it, the very peaks of Western philosophy reversed the relationship…

…their skin tone and readily admit their lack of melanin makes them bad, racist people. To define “white fragility,” the NSA cites pseudo-social scientist Robin DiAngelo, an unapologetic anti-white racist…

…other unhealthy activities.” Robert Lopez, an executive board member at the International Children’s Rights Institute who identifies as a chaste bisexual, agreed with Angelo but disagreed about potential solutions. “Who…

…Another is that certain areas of the picture are by the slightly weird and arcane Lorenzo di Credi (c. 1459-1537), who became Verrocchio’s principal assistant in the 1480s and inherited…

…economic, social, and discursive systems that structure how we see and what we value … might testify to his and all of our confinement within commerce and history.” In this…

…made to DiAngelo, Bunch clarified the project was paid for with a $2 million grant from Atlantic Philosophies . “The Museum made no payments to Robin DiAngelo nor any of…

…Robin DiAngelo’s “White Fragility” is linked by the district as a resource under “professional development.” It presents a list of discussion questions for each chapter, such as “what are some…

…Joseph James DeAngelo Jr., a serial killer, sex offender, and burglar, who terrorized Californians for more than a decade in the 1970s and ’80s. Investigators found DeAngelo via distant relatives…

…holders on trains from Virginia are supposed to unload their guns and put them in a case when they hit the District stations.  U.S. District Judge Randolph Moss, a Barack…