Fires are part of the human bargain in these parts of the West Coast. In exchange for palm trees, sandy beaches and ocean views, one accepts the fire bell in the night. There is no deep meaning in the random spark of tragedy.
Kyle Jordan Maxwell shares his journey from posting a black square on social media to questioning the very ideals it symbolized—identity politics and wokeism.
Challenging the academic status quo
A Response to Glenn Loury and Clifton Roscoe
Good intentions, bad outcomes
How a culture of passivity toward crime harms poor communities
My tribute to John on his receipt of ACTA's 2022 Philip Merrill Award
That wild world out there affects us here at home
Recording of a public chat with FBT President, Dr. Erec Smith
My encounter with a bad idea
Group differences, culture, and subcultures
A briefer version of our guide for parents, educators, and anyone concerned about new curricular interventions
Harmonizing individual and collective dimensions of American identity
Or so Joe Biden tells me
We know how to close the math achievement gap, now we just have to do it
A guide for parents, educators, and anyone concerned about new curricular interventions
But the real reason was to hide the state's dismal failure to educate its children
Black families are leading an exodus from public and private schools
My ethnic and cultural identity, in all its complexity, is captured in that phrase
My Conversation with Coleman on Philosophy, Reparations, Police, and Acting White
Lockdowns vs. racial injustice
My Journey of Spiritual Legacy
We Must Stop Condemning People on Insufficient Evidence
A July 4th Celebration of Albert Murray's "Omni-American" Ideal
