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In a previous blogpost I reported on cancellations at two North Carolina educational institutions. Today I’m sorry to have to report on another. The victim in this case is Stephen Porter,…
KC Johnson writes for the Martin Center about misuse of transparency in UNC Chapel Hill’s dealings with the campus newspaper. “Sunlight,” Justice Louis Brandeis once wrote, “is said to be…
KC Johnson, who helped document Duke’s shameful response to the 2006 lacrosse scandal, devotes a new Commentary magazine feature to disturbing developments 10 years later at Duke and other college…
Ten years have passed since the false rape accusations that created turmoil for the Duke University men’s lacrosse team and the Duke campus in general. KC Johnson revisits the case…
Stuart Taylor and KC Johnson document for National Review Online readers the Obama administration’s disturbing approach to sexual assault allegations on college campuses. The administration’s crusade against due process for…
Brooklyn College history professor KC Johnson took an interest in the Duke lacrosse case in 2006, following the revolting Group of 88 campaign of sentence first, trial afterwards. He began…
Writing in the latest issue of Commentary magazine, Brooklyn College history professor KC Johnson explains why a new book on the infamous Duke lacrosse case fails miserably, especially because of…
In this sharp essay on Minding the Campus, history professor KC Johnson writes about a recent conference funded by a National Science Foundation grant of $50,000 addressing the critical subject…
One of the most common of political tactics is to pin a derogatory label on your adversaries, smear their backers, and then declare victory. Zealots on both sides of the…
Tom Maguire points to a KC Johnson post that points out that Barack Obama joined in the call for a Department of Justice investigation into Durham District Attorney Mike Nifong’s…
KC Johnson, whose Durham In Wonderland blog was essential reading during the Duke lacrosse hoax, takes apart the Group of 88 today. He points out how the left-wing professors, mostly…
The 2007 Weblog Awards are under way and several North Carolina bloggers, or bloggers with North Carolina ties, are finalists. Charlotte’s Sister Toldjah and John Hawkins’ Right Wing News are…