Amy Coney Barrett’s Embrace Of Her Child With Down Syndrome Is Not Foolish, It’s Heroic
Judge Barrett knew her son had Down syndrome before his birth, yet she chose to bear him anyway. This act, this choice, embodies a noble view of life.
Examining The Book Harper Lee Never Wrote
Casey Cep’s new true crime work, ‘Furious Hours,’ explores a lurid 1977 southern murder trial that almost inspired Harper Lee to write another book—but Cep’s pretentious account leans heavily on inaccurate and unflattering Southern stereotypes.
The Me Too Era Is Time To Revisit ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’s’ Defense Of Due Process
To be sure, men guilty of rape deserve the harshest of punishments, but to believe all women puts black men at enormous risk for false imprisonment.
Jussie Smollett, Aaron Sorkin, And The Decline Of Grace
The racially entangled hoaxes involving Jussie Smollett, and Atticus Finch, show our cultural zeitgeist is choosing tribalism before tolerance.
15 Films That Are Perfect For Helping You Celebrate America
The Fourth of July shouldn’t be about celebrating warfare or revolution, it should be about celebrating exceptional American freedom.
The Left Is Conditioning College Students To Hate Free Speech
From canceled classes at Princeton to sobbing undergrads at Stanford, colleges across the country are training students to be intolerant.
Victory Over PC Art Censorship In England Proves We Can Have Nice Things If We Try
It wasn’t puritanical conservative activists who wanted the painting removed. It was the new puritan — the woke activist.
Shrill Critiques Of ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ Prove It Should Stay In Schools
A recent critique of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ by novelist Alice Randall has converted me into a full-throttled defender of Harper Lee’s coming of age tale.
Why Schools Shouldn’t Stop Teaching ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ Because Of The N-Word
A Mississippi school district is going after Harper Lee’s classic work, contending that its difficult themes will make students too uncomfortable.
Harper Lee Is Gone, But Her Story Lives On
Harper Lee was more than the sum of her words, as powerful as they were.
How Atticus Finch Represents American Aristocracy
For any student of Southern Stoicism, it fits that Atticus Finch was a magnanimous defender of the black person’s rights in the 1930s yet an endorser of illegal responses to that person’s rights in the 1950s.
What Scout And Atticus Teach Us About Schooling
Two of the Harper Lee’s legendary characters don’t think much of the place where I and millions of other students first met them.
Of Course Atticus Finch Was a Racist—And That’s Okay
Humanity means being complex. That’s why it’s real for Harper Lee to portray Atticus Finch as both a racist and as a would-be racial reconciler.
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