When A KKK Leader And Civil Rights Activist Get Together, This Is What Happens
In 1971, a community crisis in Durham, North Carolina forced a spirited black activist and a KKK leader together. A biopic of their story, ‘The Best of Enemies,’ illuminates a way forward today.
Is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Okay?
In a bizarre rant while drinking wine, eating snacks, and building furniture, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez warned her opposition their grandkids will be ashamed of them. Is she okay?
Amid Politician Preening, Participants In The Original Selma March Share Their Stories
The solemn march of solidarity, attended by people of all races and ages, gives a sense of the courage and commitment of ‘ordinary people who did extraordinary things.’
Now Is The Time To Revive MLK’s Vision For African-American Culture
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s America is one where citizens act as the best possible representatives of their respective cultures and traditions.
New York’s New Law Is Abortion’s John C. Calhoun Moment
The passage of New York’s Reproductive Health Act and the jollification that followed it mark a turning point on abortion, just as John Calhoun’s speech did about slavery.
The Black Panthers Were Murderous Thugs Who Don’t Deserve Public Accolades
Violent activists who sowed seeds of division, hindered racial harmony, and tortured real people are not worth exalting on college campuses.
It Took 224 Years To Abolish U.S. Slavery. Overturning Roe Has Just Begun
Pro-lifers can draw inspiration from the generations of civil rights heroes who came before us and made sure that the only thing needed to grant us human rights is our humanity.
Massachusetts Public School Continues To Allow Bullying, Harassment Of Jewish Students
There’s a troubling and unreported pattern of harassment and discrimination against Jewish students at Newton North High School.
ACLU’s Opposition To Title IX Reform Betrays Their Claims To Defend Civil Rights
The ACLU’s denouncement of the new Title IX rules is a disappointing chapter in the history of a once-great defender of civil liberties for all.
12 Ways To Know If You Shouldn’t Vote Today
While voting is your right, it doesn’t mean you have to exercise it, in the same way that you have a right to own a firearm, but don’t have to—and shouldn’t—if you can’t do so responsibly.
‘BlacKkKlansman’ Undercuts Its Message By Wildly Overplaying Its Material
The extra ‘K’ that makes the movie’s title look ridiculous is emblematic of what’s wrong with the film as a whole: it ends up being an unnecessary and distracting detraction.
Here’s The Libertarian Case For Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court Nomination
Libertarians aren’t going to agree with Kavanaugh on everything—we don’t agree on everything ourselves!—but he’s a big step forward for constitutional liberty.
Transgenderism Is Just Big Business Dressed Up In Pretend Civil Rights Clothes
The media keeps presenting us on the one hand with a trans civil rights movement for the oppressed and, on the other, with a cutting-edge (pun intended) lifestyle.
How Jordan Peterson Missed A Layup On Religious Freedom
If Peterson can be tripped up by the most obvious and easily refuted rejections of his non-compelled-speech program, the very thing that propelled his rise to fame, what good is he?
Supreme Court’s Masterpiece Majority Wants To Kill Freedom Softly
The Supreme Court’s religious freedom ruling is so narrow it allows bureaucrats to violate your conscience as long as they’re more polite when they do it.
The Bicentennial Of His Birth Is The Perfect Time To Get Better Acquainted With American Hero Frederick Douglass
Douglass called out the horrors of slavery by affirming founding principles. Now leading voices in government and culture illuminate why his ideas matter today.
Why It Shouldn’t Matter If We Repeal The Second Amendment
In a properly functioning America like the Founders envisioned, a repeal of the Second Amendment would be virtually meaningless.
In High School, I Fervently Supported Gun Control. Now, I’m An NRA Member. Here’s What Changed
A generation of progressive activists have grown up with the same fear, paranoia, social disdain, and prejudice that I did, and they are leading massive advocacy groups today.
The Plaintiff In Brown v. Board Of Education Died Before Her Dreams Of Education Equality Came True
Linda Brown’s life is a shining example of how one person with determination and tenacity can have an enormous effect on history. But the fight for education access continues.
Is The Second Amendment Worth Dying For?
In the wake of the Florida school shooting, are we willing to go beyond ritualized outrage and consider what it would cost to end school shootings?
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