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Tag Archives: Racism
“Five decades after its creation, it’s long past time for the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People to be shut down”
FDD Fifty Years of Gaslighting Israel at the U.N. David May and Ben Cohen November 10, 2025 …This gaslighting of Israel — in which no contention is too wild if it contributes to the depiction of the Jewish state as … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-Zionism, Racism, United Nations, Zionism
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“Anti-Jewish libels are a social technology reshaping everything around us”
FREE PRESS Mamdani and the New Racism Adam Louis-Klein November 11, 2025 Zohran Mamdani, a democratic socialist and now mayor-elect of New York City, has made his political identity inseparable from opposition to what he calls Zionism. He has characterized … Continue reading
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Tagged antisemitism, Racism, Zohran Mamdani
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“The claim that racial disparities are proof of racial discrimination has been percolating in academia and the media for a long time”
MANHATTAN INSTITUTE Disparate Impact Thinking Is Destroying Our Civilization Heather Mac Donald February 2024 The most consequential falsehood in American public policy today is the idea that any racial disparity in any institution is by definition the result of racial … Continue reading
Derrick Wilburn, a black man and descendant of slaves, speaks on the subject of CRT
FEDERALIST Colorado School Board Bans Critical Race Theory After Black Father’s Fiery Speech by Gabe Kaminsky August 20, 2021 A school board in Colorado Springs, Colorado, banned critical race theory from being taught after a black father gave a speech … Continue reading
The newest racism “constructs a purported racial pathology to encourage segregation and separation from all members of the white race, thereby limiting all “exposure” to a toxic people”
REAL CLEAR POLITICS Is Racism Moral Now? by Victor Davis Hanson March 29, 2021 Racism is the deductive bias against, and often hatred of, an entire racial group. It is often birthed by dislike of particular individuals of a given … Continue reading
A haunting question threatened the psyches of many Black Americans after the civil rights era: What do I do with my life when the “deliverance quest” for which I was searching finally has been delivered by the republic of the United States?
THE HILL Reparations: A Black existential crisis and supremacy for liberal whites by Jason D. Hill February 22, 2021 …The demand for reparations is a response to a crisis of meaning in the lives of many Black Americans living in … Continue reading
“On how Princeton’s crusade against systemic racism has backfired”
NEW CRITERION Keywords: hoist, petard by Roger Kimball November 2020 Perhaps we ought to have included “chickens” and “roost” among the keywords as well. For many years now, woke administrators, professors, and other activists at all the toniest colleges have … Continue reading
Academia’s monolithic belief in systemic racism will further erode American institutions and the principles of our civilization
CITY JOURNAL Conformity to a Lie by Heather Mac Donald Summer 2020 …What if the racism explanation for ongoing disparities is wrong, however? What if racial economic and incarceration gaps cannot close without addressing personal responsibility and family culture—without a … Continue reading