Category: Wit and Wisdom
The World Spins On: “The Value of Herman Melville” ~ The Imaginative Conservative
By Daniel Ross Goodman The quest to write the Great American Novel has long been the American literary equivalent of the quest for the Holy Grail. Among the perennial roster of contenders for this legendary status, there is a strong case to be made… Continue Reading “The World Spins On: “The Value of Herman Melville” ~ The Imaginative Conservative”
Black Professor: Blacks Who Reject Critical Race Theory Being ‘Erased’
By Virginia Allen Blacks who don’t adopt the doctrines of victimhood or critical social justice erode the narrative promoted by woke activists, Erec Smith, a professor of rhetoric at York College of Pennsylvania and co-founder of Free Black Thought, says. Black Professor: Blacks Who… Continue Reading “Black Professor: Blacks Who Reject Critical Race Theory Being ‘Erased’”
Eight Reasons to Overturn Roe v. Wade
By Thomas Ascik Not only does the Supreme Court regularly overturn prior precedents, it has established rules for doing so. Here are eight reasons to overturn Roe v. Wade. Eight Reasons to Overturn Roe v. Wade
Robert E. Lee the Philosopher – The Imaginative Conservative
By Richard M. Weaver Robert E. Lee once uttered one of history’s most searching observations: “It is well that war is so terrible, or we should grow too fond of it.” What is the meaning of this statement, which is richer than a Delphic saying?… Continue Reading “Robert E. Lee the Philosopher – The Imaginative Conservative”
Big education has zero tolerance for informed and involved parents
By Ryan Bomberger, Exclusive Columnist Our shocking slide into the surreal world of leftist leadership has led to this: American parents are now the enemy. Big Education and a weaponized Department of Justice are going after the very people who should have the most say in public… Continue Reading “Big education has zero tolerance for informed and involved parents”
Columbian nun freed by terrorists in Mali 4 years after abduction
By Anugrah Kumar A Franciscan nun from Colombia, who was kidnapped in southern Mali in 2017 by extremists affiliated with al-Qaeda, has been freed and met with Pope Francis. https://www.christianpost.com/news/columbian-nun-freed-by-terrorists-in-mali-4-years-after-abduction.html?uid=31b008eddd&utm_source=The+Christian+Post+List&utm_campaign=CP-Newsletter&utm_medium=email
Former African slave criticizes Black Lives Matter, says ‘slavery still exists in Africa today’
By Anugrah Kumar A former African slave said that Black Lives Matter and critical race theory advocates do not understand what is happening in Africa, where more than 9.2 million people “are still in captivity in slavery.” “I believe Black Lives Matter does not understand what… Continue Reading “Former African slave criticizes Black Lives Matter, says ‘slavery still exists in Africa today’”
