This week I finished watching Amazon Prime Video’s excellent rendition of Reacher, which is based on a series of novels…
In 1883 the Yale sociologist William Graham Sumner published What the Social Classes Owe Each Other, in which he asks…
No, what we need is another exercise of identity politics to drive home the point of just how unfair –…
It can be very instructive to re-read what were dynamically controversial essays from an earlier time just to measure where…
There has been a spate of articles of late with the general title of “The War on Excellence.” Mostly, they…
I woke up this morning and a sentence reverberated in my still somewhat drowsy head: “When treading in the midst…
My last column on the virtue of professional and moral excellence spoke of the role narrative stories play in our…
My wife recently said I should write about it since I keep remarking on it. The “it” was my pet…
Sundance at the Conservative Tree House web site wrote an interesting column about this past weekend’s Meet the Press with…
What do you make of the following words of self-promoting wisdom, with text, from a Gen-Z wokester SJW on a…
Recently I watched an interview of Glenn Loury, a black professor of economics from Brown University, done by Peter Robinson…
Frankly, I had no intention of writing this article when I got up yesterday. But then I read responses from…
An Anthropological View of the Kyle Rittenhouse Trial What is your first thought when viewing the picture above? For…
[Editors’ Note: This is the first of a three-part series. Part two will be published on Wednesday morning here at The…
We’ve all heard the term “Critical Race Theory,” or “CRT,” being thrown about of late. One can hardly not hear…