
Christopher Rufo is the director of the Discovery Institute’s Center on Wealth & Poverty.
He has directed four documentaries for PBS, Netflix, and international television, including his latest film, America Lost, that tells the story of three "forgotten American cities.” Christopher is currently a contributing editor of City Journal, where he covers poverty, homelessness, addiction, crime, and other afflictions.
Christopher is a magna cum laude graduate of Georgetown University, Claremont Institute Lincoln Fellow, and has appeared on NPR, CNN, ABC, CBS, HLN, and FOX News.
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Woke Elementary
A Cupertino elementary school forces third-graders to deconstruct their racial identities, then rank themselves according to their “power and privilege.”
Radicals in the Classroom
San Diego’s school district tells white teachers that they are guilty of “spirit murdering” black children and should undergo “antiracist therapy.”
Indoctrinating An Entire School System in PC Racism
Seattle school district claims education system is guilty of “spirit murder” against black children.
The New Untouchables
Seattle policymakers want to provide the city’s underclass with blanket immunity for misdemeanor crime.
Burn It Down
Activists in Seattle want to abolish police, prisons, and courts.
A New American Poverty

Extortion Day
How the Democratic Party and its allies used the threat of violence as a campaign tactic
State-enforced Racial Segregation — By Progressives
