March 25, 2023

NPR vs. Masculinity

NPR takes on “the man box” -- and the results are about what you’d expect.

March 4, 2022

How CNN Twists the Racial Narrative

The racism narrative is never about understanding.  It’s about making reality fit the preconceived conception.

October 2, 2021

'Content creators' can make $75K a month. Guess what they sell

Here's a hint: the really successful ones are all women.

September 25, 2021

Our Dark Age of the 'Content Creator'

How, in 2021, can any mainstream social media platform justify any adherence to any moral framework for determining what goes on their site?

June 6, 2019

How can we possibly comprehend what happened on D-Day?

What can we know, today, a full three quarters of a century later, about how those men felt as they stepped on to the beach at Normandy?

May 17, 2019

The New Jim Crow? Not Even Close

Are American blacks really the victims of an oppressive and systemically racist country?

April 28, 2019

Reading 'Putin's Rasputin' to Learn about Fighting Fascism

Aleksandr Dugin is characterized as a modern demon. But examining what he has to say instead of demonizing him may be more useful to defenders of the Western philosophical system.

April 6, 2018

A Half-Century of Adolescent Agitators

The foul-mouthed children trying to run the national gun control debate have a fifty-year-old precedent.

January 3, 2018

The Equilibrium Prejudice and Free Expression

A man who can be accurately described as a professorial troll has said a large number of exceedingly incendiary and violence-encouraging things online, and people have responded in kind.

October 21, 2017

What You're In For: That New Vietnam Documentary

Ken Burns and Lynn Novick have a new Vietnam series making the rounds.  Is it the same old America-hatred or something new?

September 28, 2017

What the National Anthem Means

In refusing to stand for the anthem, these players indicate their sneering refusal of any sense of identity, gratitude, and responsibility to this society.