Young people need to learn to live within their bodies, and this is clearly a real struggle for 21st century humans.
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Increases going forward would be consistent with history.
The father of “fusionism” still has much to teach conservatives entering the wilderness.
Are we to abridge the Constitution, shear off its meaning, edit it down, whenever applying it faithfully calls for a “value judgment”?
One of the most successful parody accounts on Twitter, Andrew Doyle’s invention offers a picture of intersectional activism’s most deranged impulses.
Education activists are now associating standards of good writing with “white supremacy.” This is a truly racist claim.
Embracing stakeholder capitalism on a global scale would only magnify the already-yawning gap between Davos man and everyone else.
There is a growing need to rein in the political excesses of the public sector, both in long suffering areas and in newer abuses of unionization.
The claim that the United States is baked through with oppression always looks to origins, and this takes us down a dangerous path.
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The question is not about consensus or disagreement but about the nature of law and the moral premises undergirding a regime marked by the rule of law.
Recently, there has emerged a wholly unanticipated enforcement of Title IX—this time benefiting men.
Citizens are to be respected as equals, and this demands we treat public opinion with the respect it deserves.
We have the resources, the talented people, and the entrepreneurial spirit to defeat Communist China in this soft war, but do we have the will?
In order to achieve primacy, the leftist mythology requires that the pantheon of American heroes be dethroned.
The proposed minimum wage hike flies in the face of both economic theory and empirics. It is an offense against principle, equity, and knowledge.