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La Shawn Barber
Jerry Brown and Racial Neutrality
It's almost pathological the way liberals go out of their way to avoid racial neutrality.
Photo ID Laws: Welcome Back, Jim Crow?
Where is the righteous indignation among black Americans at being portrayed as helpless children?
RIP, Fairness Doctrine
The long-dead law finally gets a proper burial but its leftist advocates live on.
DOJ, Diversity, and Low Expectations
The government has subverted the hiring process in favor of one where "diversity," not fairness or merit, has become the highest principle. (Also read: Holder DOJ fights Arizona’s efforts to prevent illegal alien voting.)
States’ Inherent Authority to Enforce Immigration Law
What is it about stopping illegal immigration that draws such misguided indignation?
American Murder Meets American Idol
Exposing the media's inaccuracies, faulty reporting, and sensationalism in eight high-profile murder cases.
The Return of Abortion as a National Issue
I can't recall a time when abortion was as high-profile as it's been in 2009.
Aborted Fetus Photos: In the New York Times, No Less
The newspaper offers some uncharacteristically evenhanded coverage of the murder of pro-life activist Jim Pouillon.
A Tale of Two Murders
Two heinous crimes. Two different reactions from the government and media to the murders of George Tiller and William Long.
Yes, There Is a Slippery Slope on Gay Marriage
Not long ago, the very idea of legal marriage between two men seemed just as unlikely as legal polygamy does to us today.
Hollywood Conservatives: Should They Just Shut Up and Entertain?
Or is it time for Tinseltown to return to its patriotic roots?
‘Americanization’ of Immigrants for the 21st Century
Being American is more than a matter of citizenship.
Duke Rape Accuser Peddles Her Sob Story
In a sane world, Crystal Mangum's forthcoming memoir would contain just two words: "I'm sorry."
Obama and Color-Coded Racial Double Talk
Could racism really keep Barack Obama out of the White House?
