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Unbelievably, Woke Springfield STILL Isn’t Done Indoctrinating Children

Posted on February 16, 2021 by David E Smith

State Representative Mary Flowers (D-Chicago) has filed a jaw-dropping bill , HB 80, that doesn’t propose merely “standards” or “guidelines” or even a type of curricula. Oh no, Flowers is going for the whole enchilada. If passed, her bill would mandate the teaching of specific books on race and feminism: 20 non-fiction books and 9 fiction. Every book is written by a leftist. There is not one book in Flowers’ list by either a person of color or a colorless person who criticizes or dissents from leftist assumptions on race or feminism.

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Nauseating Performative Acts by Celebrity Racists

Posted on June 12, 2020 by David E Smith

I had awarded Minneapolis mayor Jacob Frey the award for Most Cringeworthy Performative Act/photo op of 2020 for his fake body-wracking sobbing while kneeling at George Floyd’s casket. Frey’s performative act/photo op topped even that of the genuflecting congressional thespians adorned in culturally appropriated African kente-clothe scarves led by prayer warrior Nancy Pelosi.

Posted in Marriage/Family/Culture, Media Watch | Tagged Aaron Paul, Aly Raisman, Andrew Klavan, Antifa, Bethany Joy Lenz, Black Lives Matter, Bryce Dallas Howard, Christine Whitmer, Cultural Marxism, Debra Messing, Fahrenheit 451, George Floyd, Heather MacDonald, Ilana Glaze, Jacob Frey, John Daniel Davidson, Julianne Moore, Justin Theroux, Kesha, Kristen Bell, Mark Duplass, Nancy Pelosi, Piper Perabo, racism, Ray Bradbury, Sarah Paulson, Social Justice, Stanley Tucci, systematic racism, The Federalist, White Guilt, White Privilege | Comments Off

There’s a Method to the Political Correct (PC) Madness

Posted on May 13, 2017 by David E Smith

Many years ago, I witnessed what happens when people who prevent others from speaking are not dealt with promptly. During a “Firing Line” taping with William F. Buckley at Bard College in New York State on the topic of “Resolved: The ACLU is full of baloney” (the short answer is “yes”), two female activists stood up and started chanting “women of color have no voice.”

Posted in Education | Tagged 82nd Avenue of Roses Parade, ACLU, Angelo M. Codevilla, Ann Coulter, Bard College, Berkeley, Black Lives Matter, Charles Murray, Claremont McKenna College, Donald Trump, Firing Line, Heather MacDonald, Michael Kinsley, Middlebury College, Milo Yiannopoulos, Nadine Strossen, The Wellesley News, University of California, Vladimir Lenin, William F. Buckley | Comments Off

Did “Snowflakes” Attack Professor Anthony Esolen?

Posted on May 8, 2017 by David E Smith

The snowflake metaphor for Millennials who quash speech that they don’t like seems particularly inapt. These petulant ruffians are more like jackhammers. Snowflakes are delicate, complex, singular, ineffably beautiful and naturally occurring. They fall from the sky through no human interventio

Posted in Education, Religious Liberty | Tagged Ann Coulter, Anthony Esolen, Charles Murray, Heather MacDonald | Comments Off