Trump’s African American ‘silent minority’ could swing the election
Trump’s vocal support for safety and security is resonating in the black community
Race
Wednesday
Tuesday
The worst of Instagram activism
Everything is racist
The poison of reparations
Grievances are not heritable property
Sunday
It’s not about Woodrow Wilson. It’s about indoctrination
Why Princeton caved to the mob
Saturday
Forget White Fragility: here are 10 books America should be reading about race
There are more nuanced visions of race in the US
Friday
Do we erase black history when we take down statues?
Our story is intricately and intimately connected to the ‘original sin’ of our nation’s founding
Jarvis’s guide to identity politics
It’s neat. It’s tidy. It makes sense
Thursday
The Great Self Hate
Only a society that sees a need for ‘self-esteem’ counseling could be so susceptible to such destructive illusions
Monday
The new inequality
We’re experiencing an unhealthy overcorrection in racial politics
Sunday
Self-righteous vandals
The attempt to prettify history is ugly
Friday
The age of online bullying is back
When did the Washington Post become a high school burn-book?
Thursday
I will not be silent
If there is white privilege, millions of whites don’t experience it
Wednesday
Black mass: the Georgetown Lecture Fund’s odd diversity campaign
The Jesuit college’s students are play-acting as ‘non-partisan’ celebrators of speech
The Oscars and the triumph of Social Justice Realism
Hollywood’s audiences don’t care about diversity in movies as much as people in Hollywood do
Tuesday
What anti-racism really means and how to talk about it
In Critical Race Theory, ‘racism’ means ‘systemic racism’, which is said to be ‘the ordinary state of affairs’ in the United States
Monday
Anonymous Instagram account accuses Ivy Leaguers of racism
The lust for cancel culture is infecting America’s top colleges
Thursday
It’s OK everyone, actors are ‘taking responsibility’
Let’s all be grateful to these very rich, very famous people
Tuesday
Trump’s 2020 appeal for the black vote
Common sense would indicate Trump likely won’t be reelected in 2020, but common sense doesn’t cast votes. People do
Abolish the police. Then what?
Quite what happens after the police are abolished is less clear
Monday
Don’t tell your friends to quit their ‘problematic’ tech jobs
There’s never been a better time for encouraging tech companies’ rank-and-file to speak up
