Caitlin Clark and the Psychology of WNBA Racial Hatred
In other words, Caitlin Clark is to a black chauvinist what Jesse Owens was to Hitler at the 1936 Olympics.
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How they wound up with Kamala
Democrats cannot win with Biden and they cannot win without him. When my sister was a teen, she once painted herself into a corner. Their Plan B is Kamala Harris, who is a joke.
White Supremacy- it’s not About Whiteness
Today, the attack on white people is not about “white supremacy,” but about power.
CNN pollster stunned by 50% plunge in support for Biden among black voters under 50
One of the surprises of the current election cycle has been the meaningful increase in support for former President Donald Trump among black voters, a historically Democratic voting bloc. On Monday, CNN senior political data reporter Harry Enten told viewers that at this point in 2020, 86% of blacks backed President Joe Biden while 7% …
Juneteenth: An Exclusionary Celebration?
The designation of Juneteenth as a federal holiday has sparked considerable debate, with critics arguing that its establishment is exclusionary and divisive.
Juneteenth: How America’s 1st GOP President Freed the Democrats’ Slaves
The Emancipation Proclamation only applied to the 11 states that had seceded from the United States, leaving slavery untouched in the four slaves states (AKA Border States) that remained loyal to the United States: Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri.
The United States: We are Now the Taliban
Like our Base Renaming Commission, the Taliban also practice iconoclasm, the smashing of images or destruction of traditional ideas for political ends.
Barack Obama’s Legacy: A Fundamental Shift Towards Weakness and Wokeism
Barack Obama’s presidency was marked by a promise of fundamental transformation for America, and indeed, he did. Mostly for the worse.
The American Colonization Society: A Movement for Repatriation
In the early 19th century, a significant movement emerged in the United States aimed at providing freed slaves and free people of color with the opportunity to return to Africa.
The Divisive Impact of the 1619 Project: Undermining Unity in the United States
Instead of fostering unity, this initiative has sown seeds of disunity and discord, contributing to the erosion of our national cohesion.
Did Anti-White, DEI Bias Steal a State Final Spot From a White Basketball Team?
Did Anti-white, DEI Bias Steal a State Final Spot From a White Basketball Some say it was the worst call they’ve ever seen in high-school basketball.
The DEI Road Leads to Gaza
What happens when generations of children are reared to view others as less than human, unworthy of basic human rights? It creates a dysfunctional society, which has lost any sense of morality.
The Battle for Western Civilization in our Universities
When I was an undergraduate student at the University of Kansas, a requirement for graduation was a survey/readings course called Western Civilization.
The Broken American College System: A Call for Competency instead of Social Justice
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.
Stupidity x Stupidity = Stupidity²
When your Wikipedia biography page has a section “Other Names,” you know that there’s already a problem. We have mentioned the lovely Rachel Dolezal only thrice previously on The First Street Journal, and then only in mockery. The white woman born Rachel Anne Dolezal, to two white parents, in very white Montana — 88.9% white, …
The “race card;” which political party is historically racist?
Historically, the Democratic Party has deep roots in racism, particularly in the South, where it was the party of segregationists and supported Jim Crow laws that enforced racial segregation.
Other history months we need; Italians were far more than the Mafia. A Norwegian-American saved billions of people
The point of Black History Month was to build the esteem and reputation of black people, who are one-eighth of the U.S. population. I am cool with that. What about the other seven-eighths of the population that didn’t sit around eating bonbons while watching slaves pick cotton.
The Freedom of Speech Comes With an Obligation of Responsibility; People Are Responsible for What They Say.
I have always believed in the freedom of speech, that people should be absolutely free to say whatever they wished. But I also believe that the speaker is not somehow immune from the consequences of his speech. The Supreme Court noted that freedom of speech doesn’t extend to yelling, “Fire!” in a crowded theater, or …
Freedom of Choice: Debunking Notions of Racism in Menthol Cigarette Use
The debate surrounding menthol cigarette use among Black Americans often raises questions about individual freedoms and the potential mischaracterization of personal choices as racist.
The Myths of Systemic Racism & White Privilege
Harvard President Claudine Gay’s ouster from Harvard was because she refused to condemn campus protests that called for the genocide of Jews and more than 50 instances of plagiarism in her woefully marginal academic publication history.