Sean Adl-Tabatabai – A new poll reveals that 79% of Americans between the age of 18 and 24 believe “white people are evil” and should suffer some form of punishment.
Journalist Christopher Rufo reported on the disturbing findings on X:
Bigleaguepolitics.com reports: These findings should come as no surprise considering the rise of blood libels and hate hoaxes aimed at white people in recent years.
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Robert A. Taft – In the late 1960s, affirmative action was advanced because women and minorities, with similar skills to those of White men, were being discriminated against in landing jobs. The object of affirmative action was to level the playing field for people with similar skill levels. Over the years studies have shown that women actually have benefited most from affirmative action, not African Americans.
But over the years affirmative action has evolved into a matter strictly of race: Black people get preferential treatment, period. Why has it evolved so?
Since its origin, liberals, both White and Black, have actively denigrated African American students. Continue reading
Clarice Feldman – The Supreme Court handed down three major decisions this week, limiting an executive order that fabricated presidential authorization to forgive billions of dollars in school loans; denying governmental authority to compel people to create works that violate their free speech and freedom of religion; and prohibiting schools from considering the race of applicants in admissions in public and private institutions.
There are two very good summaries of these three cases, here on AT by Andrea Widberg and in Real Clear Politics by Professor Charles Lipson. Dissents by justices Elena Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor, and Ketanji Brown Jackson, were so badly written and reasoned that some wag said he was inspired to tweet, ”Having read the dissents, I’m even more against affirmative action in judicial selection.”* Continue reading
Spencer Brown – The United States Supreme Court (USSC) ruled on Thursday that admissions systems which factor race into decisions — specifically those used at Harvard and the University of North Carolina in this case — violate the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution.
In the majority opinion authored by Chief Justice John Roberts — joined by Justices Thomas, Alito, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and Barrett — the Supreme Court says that: Continue reading
Ed Brodow – An isolated incidence of police brutality in Minneapolis gave the left an excuse to scream about systemic racism. The death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police was a tragedy, but it cannot prove the existence of institutionalized racist activity.
The Floyd incident raises two critical questions: (1) Is America plagued with systemic racism that justifies the dismantling of our social and political institutions? (2) Do racist police and justice systems deliberately discriminate against black Americans? Continue reading