College Dorm Hosts Drag Queens To Read And Dance With Children
Drag queens Asio Aviance and Caj Monet read children’s books that focused on LGBTQ pride and “the hardships people in this culture face.”
Harvard Study Finds Trigger Warnings Do More Harm Than Good
A new study from Harvard University explores the value of trigger warnings in helping trauma survivors. The results proved not only their lack of efficacy, but also potential harm.
What I Learned When I Enrolled In A Race, Gender, And Oppression Studies Class
Theories about privilege and oppression by society at large tell impressionable young college students that nothing is their fault, or their responsibility.
If You’re A Conservative Woman On My Campus, Get Used To Bullying
Bullying, nasty comments, and infringing on the free speech rights of others makes it hard to be a strong, conservative woman in college.
11 Lessons For Conservative Women On Campus
In the book ‘She’s Conservative: Stories of Trials and Triumphs on America’s College Campuses,’ young conservative women offer in their own words lessons for how to survive—and thrive—at college and beyond.
How Academia’s Unhealthy Obsession With Diversity Creates Social Unrest
A new book by Heather Mac Donald, ‘The Diversity Delusion: How Race and Gender Pandering Corrupt the University and Undermine Our Culture,’ provides evidence and underlines the causes behind campus radicalism to Judge Kavanaugh’s witchhunt.
Campus Identity Politics Are Leading To Racially Self-Segregated Dorms And Parties
Race-based dorms emerging across the country keep people in their cultural comfort zones. The result is higher education that’s never been more diverse, yet still deeply divided.
Why Universities Must Embrace Free Speech—Or Else
Princeton professor Keith E. Whittington’s new book, ‘Speak Freely: Why Universities Must Defend Free Speech,’ urges universities to recognize that promoting freedom of speech is integral to their educational mission.
Podcast: Dating, Campus Rape Culture, And Remembering Barbara Bush
On this episode of Federalist Radio Hour, Bre Payton and Ashe Schow discuss issues like dating, sexual assault, the gender wage gap, and feminism.
Barbara’s 1990 Wellesley Address Is A Lesson In The Lost American Art Of Conversation
The New York Times called the invitation of a Republican First Lady to a women’s liberal arts school in Massachusetts, ‘seemingly harmless.’ Those were more innocent days.
The Right Can’t Ignore The Rise Of White Supremacy On Campus
A new generation of racists is taking advantage of the cultural identity wars to increase propaganda on our nation’s college campuses.
Today’s Posh Victorian Fainting Couches Are Reserved For College Students
Like their pampered and delicate Victorian forbearers, today’s students cannot handle the horrors of everyday life, and are obsessed with self-care.
At Canadian University, Men Confess The Sin Of Not Being Women
Bless me, mother, for I have sinned. It has been 21 years since I obtained my privilege.
Comedian Mark Normand Says College Kids Can’t Take A Joke Anymore
Comedian Mark Normand joins Federalist Radio to explain why college kids aren’t capable of taking a joke anymore.
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