Ed Brodow, The War on Whites: How Hating White People Became the New National Sport, TousDroit Publishing, 2023, 193 pp, $15.99 soft cover, $7.99 Kindle. Several recent books have challenged America’s racial orthodoxy. If this trend continues, 2023 could be remembered as the year that dissidents finally broke the Left’s taboo on truthfully discussing race. But
It has been years since we walked the campus of Cornell as students, but we still feel a connection — and a debt — to our university home. Like many others worldwide, Cornell shaped us into who we are today. It challenged our views, forced us to confront our assumptions, and exposed us to countless
Universities have long stood as bastions of intellectual exploration, critical thinking and the free exchange of ideas. However, the contemporary discourse surrounding Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) policies has sparked a heated debate, as these measures have been shown to impede the fundamental principles of free speech and open discourse. Cornell University, known for its commitment to
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Once wildly popular, the sweeping Diversity, Equity and Inclusion movement is starting to crash and burn. Even companies that championed DEI initiatives in the aftermath of the George Floyd case in 2020 are now changing their tune. In the last month, leading entertainment companies — including Warner Bros, Netflix and Disney — have all fired their DEI executives. To
House Republicans voted to end diversity, equity and inclusion programs and personnel at the Pentagon, and one wonders whether the U.S. military will ever be the same. The provision was one of a number of anti-“woke” measures in the House-passed National Defense Authorization Act — including reversing the Pentagon’s new abortion-enabling paid travel and leave