Pursuing policies that ‘make woke hurt’
Peter Kirsanow writes for National Review Online about efforts to battle dangerous “woke” policies. The 14th Amendment plainly states, “No State shall . . . deny any person within its…
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Peter Kirsanow writes for National Review Online about efforts to battle dangerous “woke” policies. The 14th Amendment plainly states, “No State shall . . . deny any person within its…
Peter Kirsanow writes at National Review Online about the lingering impact of Joe Biden in the White House. Vice President Harris: Whereas, Section 4 of the 25th Amendment to the…
Peter Kirsanow writes for National Review Online about an important new report on American crime. The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights released a report … on racial disparities in crime…
Peter Kirsanow writes for National Review Online about a disturbing problem that has emerged on too many American college campuses. The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights last did a comprehensive…
Peter Kirsanow writes for National Review Online about one dangerous consequence of a porous border. The record increase in illegal-alien encounters at the southern border due to Biden administration misfeasance,…
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,…
Last month, the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights released a 300-page report entitled, “Peaceful Coexistence: Reconciling Nondiscrimination Principles with Civil Liberties.” In the words of Chairman, Martin R. Castro, the…
Byron York devotes his latest Washington Examiner article to detailing some of the more disturbing views held by Debo Adegbile, President Obama’s nominee to lead the U.S. Justice Department’s Civil…
Byron York‘s latest Washington Examiner article explains that national union leaders are trying to link their political priority list to the civil rights movement. The AFL-CIO is advising member unions…
The “civil rights” establishment is champing at the bit for an Obama presidency, presuming that it will mean the enactment of a load of bills that will expand government intervention…
Peter Kirsanow has this excellent article on NRO in which he points out the problems that “affirmative action” (read: quotas for politically potent minority groups) cause. I’m sure the zealous…
The Michigan Civil Rights Initiative passed 58% to 42%, despite the fact that opponents spent four times as much money as its proponents and every big organization in Michigan opposed…