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Western civilization
‘Universities Have Lost Their Way’: Ralston College President Stephen Blackwood
Universities today are increasingly plagued by ideological nihilism, bloated costs, and the growing infantilization of students, he says.
Opinion: Bread and Circuses: What It Means for Once-Great Nations
Today’s political calendar is so crammed with celebrations of the rainbow that one might need a navigation guide.
Slouching Toward an Abyss: Troubling Questions in a Critical Year for America and the West
As it was in the 1970s, ordinary people are slouching toward an abyss they may never be able to climb out of.
‘Reign of Terror’ on Campuses Post-George Floyd and the Threat of AI Internalized Bias: Cornell Law Professor Bill Jacobson
Bill Jacobson is the founder of the Legal Insurrection blog and foundation, which exposes and takes action against DEI discrimination.
Recovering a Lost Legacy: The Bible and Western Culture
The Bible was a pillar of Western civilization, yet 12 percent of Americans believe that Joan of Arc was Noah’s wife.
Traditional Culture: When a Culture Loses Touch With Its Mythos
What were the qualities that made Aeneas so great, so Roman? Piety, commitment to family, and steadfastness. These were three of the vital components of the Roman mythology about themselves. What qualities define our cultures today?
Karen Siegemund on the Fight to Preserve American Culture
It all started when Siegemund first realized what children today are reading. “It was indoctrination, pure and simple,” she said.
