Why Do We Tolerate the Intolerable?
"Tolerists, far from being the nice, kind, fair, tolerant people they think they are, in fact are the enemies of freedom and the enablers of totalitarianism."
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Review: The Black Book of the American Left, Volume II
Rare intellectual strengths characterize the second volume of David Horowitz’s collected writings.
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Tommy Robinson Exits the Field
Activist’s defection an ominous foreshadowing of the end of British resistance to jihad.
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Teaching with Eyes Closed
Teachers, perhaps more than anyone else, should recognize the intractable fact of inequality.
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Exiled: This Is What Social Justice Looks Like
A new book edited by Mary Grabar, the academician who blogs as "the Dissident Prof," targets the demonization of university conservatives.
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How Well Does ‘Rate My Professors’ Rate?
The Website is a barometer of the perfect storm battering the modern university.
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Manufacturing Racism: Academic Hiring and the Diversity Mandate
So-called equity hiring is an inequitable and injurious practice.
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Deadly Delusions: A Review of Radicals: Portraits of a Destructive Passion by David Horowitz
A bracing new book by David Horowitz explores the murderous underbelly of utopianism.
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Biased Against the Bright
Grading has fallen victim to the “social justice” mandate of the university.
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The Leftist Leviathan
David Horowitz and Jacob Laksin expose the new reality of American politics.
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Captive Minds: Conformity and Campus Intellectuals
Why many North American intellectuals seem unable to think for themselves.
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The Teachable Remnant: Failing Our Few Eager Students
Our education system especially fails those with unentitled attitudes.
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The Unteachables: A Generation that Cannot Learn
The greatest tragedy of progressive education is not the students' lack of skills, but of teachable character.
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Can the Humanities Be Saved?
The university’s core mission has been corrupted by pedagogical and political orthodoxy.
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