theoretical framework of multidimensional oppression
Daniel DiSalvo writes for City Journal about insightful intellectual scholarship that informs current political debates. Over the last decade, business leaders, university administrators, and government officials across the United States…
Christopher Rufo writes for City Journal about one political consequence of the Hamas attack on Israel. For years, left-wing intellectuals have treated “intersectionality” as an inevitability. The social theory, which…
Peter Kirsanow, Christopher Ross, and Maximos Nikitas write for the Federalist about evidence of Critical Race Theory’s growing influence. The critical race racket has become nearly ubiquitous in American education,…
Christopher Rufo writes for City Journal about the latest example of Big Tech’s dangerous ideological bias. Technology giant Google has launched an “antiracism” initiative that presents speakers and materials claiming…
That’s how Aaron Sibarium of the Washington Free Beacon describes the new president’s pandemic plan. Buried on page 95 of Joe Biden’s COVID plan is an odd reference. The plan…
Shannon Watkins of the Martin seeks the origin of “cancel culture.” “People that work at universities and newspapers should be the most intellectually free people in the world.” Few would…
Alexander Riley writes for the Martin Center about the impact of a dangerous political fad on American higher education. When the University of Chicago English Department announced over the summer…
Sumantra Maitra writes for the Martin Center about a disturbing trend in academia. A question of power is at the heart of the new and interesting book by Helen Pluckrose…
Brian Joondeph writes for the American Thinker about the post-COVID-19 reopening of economies in Georgia and Colorado. This is a tale, not of two cities, but of two states, and…
Mark Pulliam writes for the Martin Center about the disappearance of religion from campus religious studies. Many academic disciplines have gotten “woke” in recent years, especially in the humanities and…
Matthew Continetti writes for National Review Online about one liberal counterpart’s recent enlightenment. Few journalists are as respected by, and respectable to, liberals as The Atlantic’s George Packer. The author…
Michael Brendan Dougherty of National Review Online argues that U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders has a legitimate chance to win the 2020 presidential election. Be under no illusions. The 77-year-old Senator…