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Christian Winter writes for the Federalist about an important task for conservative men. Last week’s election revealed an ever-deepening divide between the voting preferences of single women and everyone else.…
Critical race theorists argue that white supremacy is an underlying structure at the heart of American institutions, social structures, and professed ideals. Marxism offered a starting point for the development…
Shannon Watkins of the Martin Center highlights one academic’s open campaign against censorship withing higher education. As academia becomes ever-more entrenched in groupthink, it can be intimidating to be a…
John Staddon writes for the Martin Center about the complicated world of scientific publishing. Communication is essential to science. The aim of scientific publication is to convey new findings as…
George Leef writes for the Martin Center about an academic’s new examination of the higher education system. There are lots of people in our higher education system who claim that…
Duke Pesta offers Martin Center readers ideas for improving the relevance of university English departments. A major in English was once a serious endeavor masquerading as a frivolous one. Despite…
Steven Hayward explains in a Power Line blog entry why he’s willing to reassess his initial impression of France’s president. I’ve been highly suspicious of Emmanuel Macron, France’s youngish, posterboy…
That’s the name of a piece of online software that automatically generates postmodern essays. Here’s a sample: In the works of Eco, a predominant concept is the concept of pretextual narrativity.…
Victor Davis Hanson‘s latest column at National Review Online examines the potential impact of recent social developments on the future of affirmative action. For a half-century, the engine of diversity…
Joy Pullman devotes an essay for the Federalist website to the issue of our ability to handle all of the benefits technology has conferred upon society. The point is that…
Now teaching at the Pepperdine University Graduate School of Public Policy, Steven Hayward devotes a National Review cover story to the academic year he just spent as the token —…
Victor Davis Hanson explains for National Review Online readers why President Obama’s academic background helps explain his frequent “misstatements.” What is the common denominator of the Obama administration’s serial scandals…