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  • America’s First Poet, Anne Bradstreet: A Progressive Conservative

    America’s First Poet, Anne Bradstreet: A Progressive Conservative0

    Anne Bradstreet (1612–1672) was a pioneer in two ways: She was a pioneering settler in 17th-century New England who helped establish a new community in the New World, and she was also a pioneering poet who in 1650 became America’s first published poet and one of the first professional female poets in English literature. Despite

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  • America’s Elites Are Terrified of Hillbillies

    America’s Elites Are Terrified of Hillbillies2

    Politics abound with oddities, but perhaps none is greater than the elite’s disproportionate reaction to the Jan. 6 Capitol mayhem as opposed to their response to the largely black rioting following George Floyd’s death. While the black rioting drew tens of thousands of participants, lasted months, and was indisputably violent with billions in property damage,

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  • America’s Dwindling Number of Gifted and Talented Students

    America’s Dwindling Number of Gifted and Talented Students0

    Have you ever felt that your child has the potential to excel, but that his school is keeping him average? This sentiment seems to have spread in the past decade, particularly since the introduction of No Child Left Behind (NCLB). In the fight to make sure struggling students were not left behind, many gifted and

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  • America’s Demise: Trump’s a Sign, not the Cause

    America’s Demise: Trump’s a Sign, not the Cause0

    In a recent Atlantic article, former Time magazine editor Richard Stengel writes that the American Century is dead. The cause of death? Donald Trump. “Trump’s administration is the death knell of the American Century,” Stengel writes. He explains: The inaugural address of Donald Trump did not contain the word justice or cooperation or ideals or

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  • America’s Decline of Knowledge: Where Will it Lead?

    America’s Decline of Knowledge: Where Will it Lead?3

    The Atlantic recently ran an article suggesting that many college students are earning business degrees in order to gain the hands-on skills they’ll need to land a job. But in the process of focusing on those hands-on business skills, The Atlantic also expressed concern that students may be missing out on learning the “writing or

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  • America’s COVID Population Implosion

    America’s COVID Population Implosion0

    Many thought that the government-imposed lockdowns of 2020 might result in a temporary reprieve of the United States’ falling birth rates. Unfortunately, it appears that this will not be  the silver lining of COVID-19 after all. Economists Melissa Kearney and Philip Levine believe that there will be 300,000 “missing births” due to the pandemic, based on

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