We ignore the nursing home scandal at our peril. If the lives of the elderly and disabled are not valued, what is stopping the administration from lowering the bar even more?
Mike Lindell’s targeting by Newsweek, Twitter, and other publishers is meant to serve as an example of what happens when anyone challenges the moral shortcomings in the Left’s corrupt message.
There is a difference between a murder victim and a martyr. The focus on Floyd’s race as an impetus for revolution instead of his homicide committed by a rogue officer devalues Floyd as an individual.
It is irrelevant whether or not Tara Reade is telling the truth about her encounters with Joe Biden. What should be scrutinized is the reaction of prominent feminist leaders in response to her complaint.
It is tragically laughable that our colleges and universities congratulate themselves on creating places of pseudo-safety, when the real safe spaces that we had all along, are destroyed by the growing encroachment of our state government.
The student victims of Sarah Lawrence College, subjected to the constant din of their worthlessness, sought love and redemption from a 60-year-old pimp who promised both—but delivered only misery.
The Open Society Foundation and like-minded activist groups seek to normalize what has been long established as a social evil. When leading candidates for the presidency are supporting the legalization activists, we need to sit up and take notice.
Which will it be, 21st-century feminists? An unfeeling, virtually sociopathic feminism or a feminism that is a proud and integral part of an ongoing project to more completely embrace humanity?
Most anti-discrimination policies work by acknowledging physical distinctions and always have. If you can declare your gender identity, many women who currently need legal protection from discrimination will no longer have it.
Natural menstrual periods are the “bottom line” evidence of unique feminine power. No amount of male dominance can appropriate that unique trait, nor should such dominance be culturally or legally allowed to pretend otherwise.