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    • Getting Rid of Critical Race Theory Once and for All

      Getting Rid of Critical Race Theory Once and for All0

      A reader of Intellectual Takeout, bookbinder and Tennessean Ed Stansell, recently shared these thoughts in an email: I was recently joking with a friend about his efforts not paying off.  I asked him why he was having difficulties considering white privilege.  His reply was ‘I’m afraid my privilege doesn’t match my whiteness.’ You may have had

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    • It Seems That Millennials Are More Willing to Commit

      It Seems That Millennials Are More Willing to Commit0

      While millennials have been widely hailed as selfish, entitled, unreliable and snowflake-like to say the least (Time magazine once labelled them the “me me me generation”), it turns out they just might be the next generation to want to stay in a job for life and store money under the mattress for a rainy day

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    • What the Response to Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Death Says About America’s Future

      What the Response to Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Death Says About America’s Future0

      “Burn it all down.” “Civility is dead.” That is how leading political voices have been responding to the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg at age 87 since it was announced on Friday. Others have voiced concern that America’s social fabric – already frayed by the presidential election, the pandemic, the lockdowns, and the riots – may

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    • News You Can’t Abuse

      News You Can’t Abuse0

      News sources on the political Left, like The New York Times, claim that climate change is responsible for the fires in the West. Those on the Right, like The Epoch Times, say arsonists lit the matches that set off the tinderboxes left by decades of mistaken environmentalist policies, like bans on commercial logging. The media

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    • The War of All Men Against All Men

      The War of All Men Against All Men0

      Chronicles: A Magazine of American Culture typically features a column called “What the Editors Are Reading.” In September’s issue, corresponding editor William Murchison looks at journalist Walter Lippmann’s Essays in the Public Philosophy, first published in 1955. There Lippmann wrote, “If what is good, what is right, what is true, is only what the individual ‘chooses’ to

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    • The School System Has a Prolonged Childhood Problem

      The School System Has a Prolonged Childhood Problem0

      There’s a secret that homeschool families have known for years but which is just now leaking to the general public. Hints of this secret rear their heads in articles spotlighting families who never thought they would homeschool but are finding they love it. Hints also show up in polls asking parents how long their children

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