Take the 125th Street Challenge
It is not racist to permit yourself to feel fear when you are afraid or to permit yourself to feel revulsion when you are revolted.
How to Create White Supremacy in Seven Easy Steps
Donald Trump’s election was not the genesis of a new white racial consciousness but rather, if anything, a consequence of identity politics run amok.
A Random Act of Violence
The random act of violence that ended Daniel Enriquez’s life on May 23 has much less to offer us in the way of political hubbub and front-page headlines. And yet his is the story we need to be telling
The Problem with ‘Harvard and the Legacy of Slavery’
The report is one giant, embarrassing, repetitive, and tedious mea culpa.
Blame Putin, Yes, But Also Blame Biden
Biden’s return to the long-standing aggressive neoliberal/neocon foreign policy promises to keep our focus tuned to a foreign channel while our own signal devolves to static.
America Is Not Divided; It’s Being Hijacked
We must break the propaganda spell and realize that we have the strength of numbers on our side.
‘Antiracist’ Hate
Much of what passes for “antiracism” today is actually thinly veiled anti-white hate.
Why Believing in Long-Term Vaccine Safety Is Simply Irrational
Whether or not to get vaccinated is a decision that must be weighed differently and individually by each American. Such decisions must remain in the core domain of personal liberty.
Stop Saying ‘Of Course, Racism Still Exists, But . . .’
Today, that “but” is the biggest elephant in the room.
A Woke Lexicon
A necessarily partial compilation of woke terms and what they really mean when voiced by those on the other side of our growing political divide.
Democrats and NeverTrump Are Now Just the Party of Racial Tribalism
The stench of racism Michael Gerson is smelling is his own.
We Are Living in the Ruins of Our Civilization
We are seized by rampages of resentment against each other and against the great achievements of our civilization’s past. Those achievements reprimand us, making us feel petty and small.