Proponents of the diversity-equity-and-inclusion ideology may be down, but they’re not out. Yes, the Supreme Court has forced the practices of race-based college admissions underground. Yes, some state legislatures, most notably Wisconsin, have tied universities’ access to public funding to reductions in DEI staffing. Yes, some wealthy alumni have curbed their giving. And yes, […]
Top O’ the Briefing Happy Friday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Collaptra’s interpretive lima bean stylings had become the surprise hit of Tuesday Water Bingo. Many thanks to Chris Queen for once again filling in for me while I was traveling. Also, I would like to get the Mailbag […]
LINCOLN, Neb. — Conservative lawmakers who want to intertwine religion with school curriculum in Republican-dominated Nebraska presented a slew of bills Monday to the state Legislature’s education committee. The list includes a bill that would give parents more control over their local school’s library books and curriculum and another that would allow public school students […]
Earlier today, I wrote about a school in Washington State that held a candlelight vigil for, of all people, Fidel Castro. They were celebrating him as a “martyr” of the Social Justice/decolonization movement–an interesting idea given that he was a murderous tyrant who died at the ripe old age of 90 of natural causes. You […]
FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—Conservatives in Congress condemned the Biden administration in the wake of the revelation that a high-ranking Department of Education official met with the Southern Poverty Law Center one year before the SPLC added parental rights groups including Moms for Liberty to its “hate map” that includes conservatives along with KKK groups. […]
I want to begin by stating that I have nothing against the great state of Michigan. I did my undergrad work there. I knew many people from the Wolverine State, and much of it is beautiful country. And even though, as a Buckeye, I had to practically enter the Witness Protection Program every time […]
“Experts” have had a tough go of it lately. Reputationally, I mean. In terms of power, they are at their apotheosis. Experts may lose their power quickly as people turn their backs on them, but then again, if Democrats win, their power will become entrenched further. One of the places in which “trust the experts” […]
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