Thomas Sowell’s ‘Discrimination and Disparities’ Is The Book About Racism That America Needs
Sowell’s calm and calculated look at racial disparity in America is a stunning work of brevity and reason.
How Paid Leave Policy And Social Engineering Impact Women And Families
Policy Analyst Vanessa Brown Calder joins Federalist Radio to discuss policies aimed at working women and families like childcare, paid leave, and housing.
6 Reasons Raising Kids Costs Less Than You Think
Financing child-rearing is complicated and messy, just like the rest of parenthood. But there are plenty of ways your costs could be lower than the average.
San Francisco’s Homeless Encampments Expose The Failure Of A Liberal Utopia
In America’s most liberal city, increasingly visible homeless camps are a stark symbol of San Francisco’s economic hollowing out and the failure of progressive governance.
Trading Room Rental For A Down Payment Reveals Shifts In The American Dream
What does it say about modern life that Loftium could have stumbled onto a successful business model? Should people move into homes they couldn’t otherwise afford?
The Most Millennial Startup Ever Will Front Your Down Payment In Exchange For Airbnb Hosting
Loftium signs a revenue-sharing agreement with its clients, thus offering a new way for debt-saddled millennials to make the jump into home ownership.
Facebook’ Gated Boomtown Aims To Protect Wealthy Employees From Left’s Housing Policies
Facebook is building an exclusive company town for its employees, but it’s just responding to the incentives and obstacles local governments have created.
Why An Increasing Number Of Americans Want To Build A Granny Flat
Whether it’s an aging relative or struggling millennial, many Americans want to provide a space for the placeless. They just need a means to do it.
Why Moving Black Families Into White Neighborhoods Isn’t Justice
The Department of Housing and Urban Development’s decision to force people into and out of neighborhoods based on race is cruel and unfair.
Get Ready For Racial Quotas On Your Neighborhood
The Supreme Court’s disparate impact ruling has enabled an Obama administration power grab on neighborhood zoning regulations—all in the name of diversity.
Campus Protests Show Millennials Don’t Get The Concept Of ‘Home’
Somewhere along the way, a swath of young people got the idea that you could be a full-fledged adult while also demanding shelter from the tumult of adult life.
Little Has Changed Since The World Of ‘Show Me A Hero’
HBO’s ‘Show Me a Hero’ miniseries explore the politics of race from some angles both stale and fresh.
Local Governments Are The Source Of Housing Inequality
Wealth inequality? Blame local government, whose meddling in property rights causes artificial scarcity in housing
Why Democrats Are the Party of Inequality
Democrat-controlled cities are becoming a class society starkly divided between squalid favelas and safe, beautiful downtown playgrounds for the rich.
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