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The University of Michigan Board of Regents has expressed concern over how, to borrow a term, safe and effective its DEI program has been. Much like the pharmacological “answer” to the Wuhan flu, the investment in betterment promised by the flying Diversity and Inclusion monkeys is not living up to its glossy tri-fold pamphlet promises. … Read more
Sometimes, words take on new meanings, and in other instances, meanings are thrust upon them. Some words have several meanings, like, say ‘Fly.’ It is a mode of transportation, a bothersome insect, and an important part of your apparel (pants in particular). I can’t speak any other language, but English has its fair share of … Read more
Thankfully, this story will likely be published on Black Friday and not the day before. We wouldn’t want to give you indigestion, though that may be beyond our ability to control. It is a tale of tyrannical flavors from the Great White North, where a town was fined for refusing to “celebrate” Pride Month, eh? … Read more
George Floyd overdosed and then died in police custody. Black Lives Matter rose from obscurity to lead a revolution (burning down black businesses and extorting money), and weak-kneed concerns, from insurance to sports teams to pancakes, rice, and dairy products, cleansed their brands of anything “brown person.” These casualties included the Mutual of Omaha Chief, … Read more
Marxism and its advocates are notoriously violent, and we can trace that tendency back to Sergey Nechayev. His 1869 pamphlet, The Revolutionary Catechism, explicitly advocates exterminating everything to replace it with Marxism. The only form of revolution beneficial to the people is one which destroys the entire State to the roots and exterminates all the state traditions, … Read more
For the last nine years, Trump supporters have had to be careful who they confided their allegiance to. We could not proudly flaunt Trump signs in our front yard while our neighbors had no issue planting Clinton, Biden, or Harris signs like dandelions. Buy a MAGA hat, but leave it in the hall closet because … Read more
Biblical Christianity and the Ten Commandments are the basic foundation of Western civilization and the true reason for “American Exceptionalism.”
But Bernie-blue Vermont continuedsto shamelessly push anti-MAGA propaganda spewed by the mainstream media — in public schools, by paid teachers.
Someone who works as a DEI professional has closed her business willingly after Donald Trump’s election last Tuesday.
What are the worst things a public school COULD do these days? Some parents are suggesting that the Kearsage School District in New Hampshire is responsible for traumatizing their kids AND the students of other nearby schools. They knew many of their soccer players were uncomfortable with a biological male joining their girl’s soccer team, … Read more
Strong Foundations Charter School is n the process of developing a school policy on flags that are hung in the classroom. A Google Meeting with parents and administrators last week, called for a committee to develop a policy on PRIDE flags hanging in the classroom. A few parents made the argument that PRIDE flags should … Read more
Hat tip out of the gate to Brian Lewis (Grok: Words Mean Things Oct 23rd ) for subscribing to my Substack and, in doing so, allowing me to follow him and find this – a different Substack called The Radical Center, and this content in particular: Transphobia is a False Premise. It’s an excellent read, and … Read more
In Japan, lifetime employment is almost a given. Employees are protected by law and custom, so a wide scale RIF rarely happens. The company does not want to incur embarrassment or admit that they have excess personnel, which could mean unnecessary expenses that reduce profitability and thus affect the company’s stock price. Japan has a … Read more
I apologize for dragging this topic out again so soon, but my home state has been getting a lot of “love” in the media (national and international) over the girl’s sports transgender athlete state law pedophile dad thing. Violating bail restrictions, Girls and coaches refusing to play the team with the dude on it. It has kept the topic at the … Read more
This is not a first-time nod but a repeat (if memory serves). New Hampshire has ranked number one in the United States for beer consumption (woo-hoo!). Northeastern states, particularly New Hampshire (1.66 gallons) and Vermont (1.58 gallons) have some of the highest beer consumption rates in the country. New Hampshire doesn’t have state sales tax, … Read more
Dear Goffstown/New Boston (and beyond) High School Parents, What does it mean to be a good parent today? When I was growing up, a good parent was someone who provided for their child—a roof over their head, food on the table, and maybe a bit of help with homework or school projects. A good parent … Read more
Biology Matters, After All! We’ve got a gender-bending soap opera well underway in the Granite State. Our socially progressive Republican Governor signed a bill into law over the summer (HB1205) separating school sports biologically as Title IX intended but vetoed a companion bill that would have secured girls’ and women’s safe spaces. Together, they’d have … Read more
Thomas Sowell is not alone in his expert analysis of the problems plaguing Americans, particularly those of color. A black man, a former Marxist, and a stellar economist, Sowell is not popular with the political left, not for leaving them so much as for having his own mind and for refusing to lie down and … Read more
Obesity continues to skyrocket in the United States, according to a new CDC report on the prevalence of severe diabetes. The number of women with the condition is increasing at a faster rate than men; women are nearly twice as likely to be severely obese. Extreme obesity has been connected to numerous dangerous health conditions. … Read more
The life of an editor-in-whatever it is I am includes the email equivalent of what would make any Italian mama happy. It’s full, but that doesn’t stop it from asking for more—no asking required. As Skip likes to say, we get stuff, which is a good thing, and among the digital mounds is a piece … Read more