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  • Lil Wayne Said He Hasn’t Experienced Racism—And People Flipped

    Lil Wayne Said He Hasn’t Experienced Racism—And People Flipped0

    Lil Wayne said he has not personally experienced racism. The 33-year-old rapper made the comments in an interview with Shannon Sharpe and Skip Bayless on the Undisputed, a sports show that airs on Fox. When asked to share his thoughts on Colin Kaepernick sitting during the National Anthem, Lil Wayne said, “I respect the man

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  • Like Thinking For Yourself? Think Again

    Like Thinking For Yourself? Think Again0

    Most of us want to think for ourselves. We respect those that do and try to do so ourselves. This may be the wrong way to go about it, says Alan Jacobs, professor of humanities at Baylor University. Jacobs makes three helpful points about thought and why it is so hard to do well in

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  • Like the Soviets, Black Lives Matter Purges Its History

    Like the Soviets, Black Lives Matter Purges Its History0

    The Black Lives Matter organizations that swiftly captured the nation’s attention have expeditiously and quietly been softening their rhetoric and removing the most un-American statements from their websites. This is because the millions poised to agree with the slogan Black Lives Matter began distancing themselves from these organizations as their true intentions came to light.

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  • Like Father, Like Son?

    Like Father, Like Son?0

    Due to digging by CBS News, it appears that in the case of the Orlando terrorist Omar Mateen that the apple didn’t fall far from the tree. While Omar Mateen was born in the U.S., his father Seddique Mir Mateen was an immigrant from Afghanistan. According to CBS News, “the Orlando gay club gunman’s father

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  • Light in the Darkness: We Need Your Help to Keep It Bright

    Light in the Darkness: We Need Your Help to Keep It Bright2

    My son’s house sits at the crest of a hill in a valley in the mountains of western North Carolina. On a recent visit, I was up at 4 a.m.—I’m an early riser—sipping coffee on the deck and looking at the litter of stars in the sky on that clear October night. Other than two

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  • Light at the End of the Pandemic

    Light at the End of the Pandemic0

    When the COVID-19 pandemic began in March, most people never imagined the government-imposed restrictions would be as harsh and arbitrary as they have been, nor that the entire affair would drag on into the new year. Yet glimpses of hope are arriving this week, small pieces of good news we can joyfully carry throughout Advent

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