Casey Chalk is a Senior Contributor at The Federalist and an editor and columnist at The New Oxford Review. He has a bachelor’s in history and master’s in teaching from the University of Virginia and a master’s in theology from Christendom College.
It’s easy to spot who scares the corporate media most. Just look at who they are piling on to destroy.
First they said no one was teaching critical race theory in schools. Now they are teaching it but only because it’s history.
Leftist media want the Catholic Church to push their agenda. But when it enforces doctrine on abortion or sexuality, the church must stay out of politics!
What teachers choose to cover (or not cover) during their limited classroom time will reveal what biases and agendas that educator has on American history.
The arguments made by conservatives skeptical of critical race theory need to be addressed and met on their actual merits.
Civic virtue aimed at the welfare of one’s fellow citizens is a fundamental and necessary element for a well-functioning constitutional republic.
Canadian free speech activist Lindsay Shepherd’s book, ‘Diversity & Exclusion: Confronting the Campus Free Speech Crisis,’ tells the Orwellian story of how colleges abandoned teaching truth in favor of conformity.
Concerns over the 1619 Project and its creator stem not from a desire to ‘cancel’ anyone but to ensure American history education is truthful and accurate.
As today’s left increasingly believes America is an evil place to be dismantled, activists and revolutionaries are sought in place of dutiful citizens.
Ken Starr’s new book is an excellent introduction to a complex topic, but fails to offer much reassurance for those worried about the legal conflicts with an identity politics-obsessed left.
Political leaders, corporate executives, and everyday citizens need to call these activist causes what they are: distractions unworthy of our attention.
The consequence of the crusade of stifle all teasing has resulted in a generation of emotionally and intellectually underdeveloped whiners.
The Washington Post makes a number of racist assertions, claiming ‘cancelation’ derives from black culture, but white people have ‘run it into the ground.’
The corporate media is using the Atlanta shooter’s faith background to malign what Christians have believed about human sexuality for 2,000 years.
Professor Scott Yenor’s book, ‘The Recovery of Family Life,’ offers valuable insight into how feminism and other post-modern ideologies are radically reshaping society, as well as some suggestions for what to do about it.
Like most new racial history exercises, land acknowledgments are less about a true reflection of the past than grievance politics and superficial gestures.
Apparently, you should feel outraged over the lack of ‘diversity’ in a subset of a profession that, across the country, is held by fewer than 30 people.
Lent isn’t intended to be a staid, formulaic religious practice, but a fountain of grace that points our hearts, minds, and bodies toward the eternal.
The normalization of hyper-victimization has made participation in any civic activity tied to identity politics a minefield of potential affronts that few can navigate.
‘When’s the last time you saw a solid, real husband on television? And I’ll ask you, why do you think that is? It’s very obvious.’
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