National Divorce Is National Suicide
National Divorce is National Suicide, and we’re only considering it because we’re being driven into the despair necessary to commit it.
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All Men Are Created Equal
Progressives, Communists, and the Woke have used this phrasing to drive a wedge in American society for over a century, provoking precisely the type of reaction they need to carry out their plans. Are all men really created equal?
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The Many Faces of Marxism
There’s a great and frustrating irony about Marxism. On the one hand, it is extremely simple—almost cartoonishly so. On the other hand, millions of pages of extremely complicated writing exist trying to make it true.
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Open Letter Regarding Equity Propaganda Presented at North Carolina Board of Education Working Session
On August 30th, the NC State Board of Education had a working session. Included in the working session agenda was a presentation on an equity framework from the California-based National Equity Project (NEP).
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OnlySubs: Race Marxism Goes to Congress
We now know and are rapidly spreading the news that Critical Race Theory is, in fact, Race Marxism. Well, now that knowledge has made its way to the United States Congress, specifically the House of Representatives.
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Critical Education Violates the First Amendment
Critical Pedagogy in our public schools unambiguously violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment. The reason is simple.
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OnlySubs: The Marxist Definition of Transition
The website marxists.org is an absolute treasure trove for people who want to understand Marxism and how Marxists think about the world.
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Free OnlySubs: The Southern Baptist Convention & The Subordination of Scripture
In April of 2019, the famously conservative Southern Baptist Convention adopted an infamous resolution, Resolution 9, bringing into the Convention both Critical Race Theory and Intersectionality "as an analytical tool subordinate to Scripture."
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OnlySubs: Conserving the Means of Progress
In this episode of my subscribers-only podcast, James Lindsay OnlySubs, I talk about how genuine progress is made through conserving the principles that enable it.
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Damned If They Do, Damned If They Don’t: Cynicism On Display
For the last four years, I’ve been unable to settle to my own satisfaction the question of what poses the greater internal threat to the United States: the Presidency of Donald Trump, or the growing influence of Critical Social Justice Theory (CSJT).
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The Woke Make Biden’s “Moderation” Irrelevant
There is very little to suggest to me that the Biden administration that we have presumably elected to the highest office in the land and as the leadership of the free world for at least the next four years is prepared to safeguard its people on this issue.
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Maintaining and Expanding the Ban on Critical Race Theory
It’s virtually certain that a Biden administration will not maintain President Trump’s executive order that was issued in response to using Critical Race Theory in employee training circumstances in federal agencies and contractors.
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How Wokeness Undermines The Constitution
Even the Constitution offers us uncomfortably little protection against Woke totalitarianism as the Woke gain cultural hegemony and, as a result, control over ever more levers of power.
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“Anti-Racism” vs. Liberalism
There’s a difference between “anti-racism” and actually overcoming racism. Overcoming racism requires liberalism, and “anti-racism,” as it is currently being taught, can only increase it. This is most obvious when…
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History Killers: The Academic Fraudulence of the 1619 Project
We are currently living in the beginning of a new dark age. Those of us who believe in the liberal values of liberty, free speech, reason, good faith debate, and academic freedom are engaged in an existential battle with the forces of darkness.
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Liberal Reflections from the National Archives: Hope, Pride, and Two American Tales
Though I’m no history buff myself, that history was part of why I was so excited to get to take the trip and, while there, to set aside time to take a leisurely tour of the National Archives, which I haven’t had a chance to visit since I was a kid.
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