The 1519 Project: How Early Spanish Explorers Took Down A Mass-Murdering Indigenous Cult
Five hundred years ago, Hernando Cortez and his native allies put an end to a gruesome regime with one of the greatest underdog victories ever recorded.
‘Hobbs And Shaw’ Is A Wild, Ridiculous Summer Ride Worth Taking
If you go into ‘Hobbs and Shaw’ expecting anything other than a goofy, over-the-top action film, then you will be gravely disappointed.
This Documentary Is What A World That Has Forgotten The Holocaust Needs
Hopefully the new Holocaust documentary ‘Who Will Write Our History?’ will educate millennials about what happened and could happen again.
Women Won’t Be Liberated Until We’re Free From Abortion
There is no reset button for abortion, and the unspoken costs have been devastating; abortion either breaks a woman’s heart, or it hardens it.
The West Shouldn’t Support A Nigerian Government That Enables Islamic Terrorism Against Christians
Few Americans are aware of how Nigeria’s president, Muhammadu Buhari, enables the mass ethnic cleansing of persecuted Christians.
What’s Going On In South Africa Is Way More Complicated Than ‘White Genocide’
Any approach must take the ethnic and tribal nature of South African politics into account. This is not a white versus black conflict, but one between an ethnic minority and an ethnic majority.
New York Times Hires Left-Wing Writer With Long History Of Racist Tweets
The New York Times editorial board on Monday announced the hiring of Sarah Jeong, a left-wing writer with a long trail of racist tweets.
New Atheists’ Views Of Murder Prove Jordan Peterson Is Right About Where Atheism Leads
Let us give Steven Pinker and Sam Harris their hearing. Let us follow them into the broad, sunlit uplands of their utopian moral landscape and see what we might find there.
Why President Trump Should Recognize The Armenian Genocide
Despite the passage of a century, the Turkish government seems to have grown more resistant to hearing that its Ottoman forebears had anything to do with the mass killings of Armenians.
People With Down Syndrome Deserve Our Love, Not Genocide
Killing those with Down syndrome serves no rational purpose. It is a policy born of ignorance and fear. Worse, what it communicates to those so affected is simply unimaginable.
Rwanda Is Making A Post-Genocide Comeback, But Speech Restrictions Increase Its Instability
Countries that experience trauma of this magnitude typically struggle to develop prosperous economies and stable politics. Rwanda is an exception, but not out of the woods yet.
Abortion Supporters Defend Killing Babies For Their Disabilities
It is something of a horror-movie marvel to witness just how far pro-choicers will go to defend abortion.
After Witnessing ISIS’s Genocide And Slavery, ‘Jewish Schindler’ Sprang Into Action
‘When you see a girl being rescued, you cry,’ says the ‘Jewish Schindler,’ Steve Maman. ‘I don’t care how tough you are, you cry.’
President Trump Needs To Fulfill His Promise To Help Iraqi Christians
We must not dismiss the horrors faced by Christians and other minorities. President Trump must help them, lest another round of atrocities ensue.
Dear ‘Abortion Doula’: Listening To Post-Abortive Women Can Never Justify Abortion
While women who’ve had abortions certainly deserve the opportunity to share their stories and experiences, the focal point of the abortion discussion is the unborn child being killed.
We Must Never Forget That Genocide Begins With Groupthink
This year Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day and Holocaust Remembrance Day coincide on the same day: April 24, 2017. The coincidence is especially noteworthy this year.
Trump Should Ask Denmark’s PM Why His Government Is Promoting Genocide
Denmark has boasted that 98 percent of their Down Syndrome babies were aborted in 2014, and say they hope to be ‘Down Syndrome free’ in the next 10 years.
How The New York Times Contributed To Ukraine’s ‘Bitter Harvest’ In The 1930s
Joseph Stalin received great publicity, the New York Times published exclusive interviews with Stalin, and Walter Duranty could live glamorously. Everyone benefitted but starving Ukranians.
Angelina Jolie’s Tale Of Cambodia’s Killing Fields Seeks Resolution Without Forgiveness
Angelina Jolie’s new film, ‘First They Killed My Father,’ is based on a book about the genocidal Khmer Rouge regime that tells us about terror, rage, hate, and forgiveness in the heart of a child.
My Dear Friend Chucky Puts To Shame France’s Ban On Talking About Down Syndrome
Of all the remarkable people in my life, the most remarkable of all was, by any cold-hearted calculus, the least remarkable: My chum Chucky.
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