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  • Black Fathers: Where Are You?

    Black Fathers: Where Are You?0

    In a new low for popular culture, it’s now a thing to film yourself on Tik Tok listening to Blueface rap about abortion in his song “Baby,” then literally throwing your baby off-camera, and finally twerking for your viewers. Here’s an example: So Blueface is promoting a TikTok challenge where you toss an actual baby/toddler

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  • Black Families in Georgia Are Choosing to Homeschool

    Black Families in Georgia Are Choosing to Homeschool0

    During the 1950s and 60s, America’s black families fought a difficult battle to integrate the public schools, hoping to give their children a better education. Because of this hard-won victory, many black parents have been strong supporters of public schools in the subsequent decades. But that support may be changing. According to a recent article

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  • Black Coffee, Psychopaths, and Pseudoscience

    Black Coffee, Psychopaths, and Pseudoscience0

    A “news story” currently trending online suggests that psychopaths take their coffee black. Or taking your coffee black is a sign of psychopathic tendencies. Or something. I take offense to this–not because I drink black coffee, but because it’s so tiring. For starters, this study is old. It was pounded to death in 2015, and

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  • Black and Latino Millennials Overwhelmingly Support School Choice, Academic Survey Finds

    Black and Latino Millennials Overwhelmingly Support School Choice, Academic Survey Finds0

    As the largest demographic group in America right now, millennials drive much public policy. Spanning the ages of roughly 18-34, this generation is young, diverse, opinionated, and increasingly powerful. This is good news for those involved in efforts that millennials support, like school choice. According to a new GenForward report conducted by University of Chicago

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  • Birthright Citizenship: Should We Keep It?

    Birthright Citizenship: Should We Keep It?0

    One vexing current problem centers on who becomes the citizen of a given country, since citizenship confers voting rights. The Anglo-American model, in which every baby born in the country’s land area automatically becomes a citizen, clearly invites welfare immigration by expectant parents. In the U.S., for example, a current problem is illegal immigrants whose

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  • Birth Rates Increased in Schools That Gave Out Condoms

    Birth Rates Increased in Schools That Gave Out Condoms0

    When I was an undergraduate, I recall a few of my roommates going to the campus health department and returning with (literally) a garbage bag full of condoms. (No one in our house was exactly a Casanova, but hey – they were free.) That was nearly 20 years ago. Today the discussion has changed. Earlier

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