Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Aldous Huxley’s dystopian novel “Brave New World,” published nearly 100 years ago, remains eerily prescient in its depiction of a society controlled through pleasure and hedonism.
Once again, Citizen Writer, Barb Dwyer, shows his rapier wit in: Polygamy for All: A Woke Proposal to Revolutionize Marriage Laws in Michigan
I’ve seen the forms before. In an employee evaluation form from the University of Kentucky, when I was in grad school, there was an attendance section which had four different possible selections, one of which was “Uses sick days as fast/almost as fast as they are accumulated.” And no, that box was not checked in …
Conflict resolution is a fundamental aspect of human interaction, and various methods exist to address disputes.
“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles.” ~Sun Tzu
Jack Nicholson was speaking the truth, that we want men with guns defending us, we need men with guns defending us. The truth can be uncomfortable, but the truth needs to be spoken.
“Gender dysphoria” used to be “Gender Identity Disorder” (and should be “Sexual Identity Disorder”) until that was deemed “stigmatizing” to the disordered.
In an alternative reality, the United States found itself under the unexpected occupation of a “benevolent” nation.
Some say that by virtue of their birth, women officeholders are better and pure as Christmas snow. Thus far, the evidence points the other way.
Thus far, the evidence points the other way.
In the journey of young officers entering military service, the guidance from seasoned Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs) proves to be an invaluable compass.
A recent headline on the front page of the Los Angeles Times was a revelation for some folks. “Half of U.S. says California declining, 30% of Democrats say ‘too liberal.’”
As a parent of a high school senior, I am witnessing firsthand the panic mode that colleges are in as they struggle to attract enough applicants.
We had 112,000 overdose deaths last year — most of them due to fentanyl — and no one in government has shown much interest in stopping it.
We should be reacting with horror at much of the news today, and we don’t, for the most useless of reasons: we’re just used to it.
One diversity measure could be a policy mandating the inclusion of at least one transgender player in all plays during regulation football games.
As we reported on Ash Wednesday, The Philadelphia Inquirer gave OpEd space to three Montclair State University ‘academics,’ in which they argued that the barins of teenagers are not fully matured by age 18, and that they should usually be treated as juveniles for several more years, to give them a chance for rehabilitation. Well, …
Human beings have long exhibited a propensity for seeking out and thriving within hierarchical organizations, a phenomenon deeply ingrained in our brain’s chemistry.
On this the third sad anniversary of Rush’s passing, I know I’ll finally get to meet him one day and hear his booming voice again. Until then, I miss you Rush. Dittos.
Toby Keith was taken from us last week at the age of 62 after a battle with cancer. The Country & Western singer entertained national audiences for 30 years after putting in his time on the oil and football fields and supper clubs of what was once called America’s Dust Bowl.
Citizen Writer, Barb Dwyer, lampoons the U.S. Navy’s emphasis on recruiting people with behavioral disorders.