racial justice

Martin Luther King
Scott S. Powell
January 16, 2023
Citizen Leadership
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What Today’s Cultural Marxists Would Be Wise To Learn From Martin Luther King Jr.

Scott S. Powell
January 16, 2023
Citizen Leadership
6
Nearly 200 years after the vision expressed in the Declaration of Independence, and 100 years after the Civil War and Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation, King fulfilled his redemptive mission, sacrificing his life to finish the work he described as making people, “free at last, free at last.” Read More ›
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classroom of a daycare center without children and teacher
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Wesley J. Smith
May 31, 2022
Education
3

Move Over DEI, Here Comes the J for ‘Justice’ in Race-Based Grading Policy

Wesley J. Smith
May 31, 2022
Education
3
A new letter — “J,” for “justice” — has apparently been added to the “DEI” — “diversity, equity, and inclusion” — mantra. And, as with most progressive ideas, it will lead to the exact opposite of what it claims to promote. Read More ›
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Depressed black teenager thinking family problem, young age disappointment
Walter Myers III
February 10, 2022
Education
4

Affirmative Action is a Symptom of Our Failing K-12 Education System

Walter Myers III
February 10, 2022
Education
4
However well-meaning, affirmative action is not the answer. It fails to address the root causes of educational performance disparities, creates an atmosphere of unequal opportunity and protection, and can even have negative effects on the very students who are meant to reap its benefits. We should instead come together and focus our efforts on reforming and redesigning K-12 education. Read More ›
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Sad mixed-race teenager sitting on sidewalk, relationship problems, awkward age
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Walter Myers III
September 16, 2021
Education
5

The Rise in Black Unemployment Is about More Than Race

Walter Myers III
September 16, 2021
Education
5
AFL-CIO chief economist William Spriggs argued that the primary cause for disappointing black employment numbers is discrimination. While there may be some correlation, the primary factor inhibiting black economic attainment is the failure of urban public schools to adequately prepare students for post-secondary education. Read More ›
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People raising fist with unfocused background in a pacifist protest against racism demanding justice
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Wesley J. Smith
June 24, 2021
Human Exceptionalism
6

The Perils of Declaring Racism a ‘Public Health Emergency’

Wesley J. Smith
June 24, 2021
Human Exceptionalism
6
With COVID-19 apparently on the wane, the technocrats who eagerly seized upon the pandemic to justify hobbling American liberty now advocate declaring racism a “public health emergency.” Read More ›
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Donald Nielsen
June 15, 2020
Education
4

The Source of the Problem

Donald Nielsen
June 15, 2020
Education
4
Racism and police brutality are one source of the problems we are facing today, but those problems have been exacerbated by government’s failure to demand excellence in the performance of their employees and their leadership. Read More ›