DEI on display at the French Mecca for contemporary art

In the foreseeable future, DEI initiatives will be on the decline. While I have criticized how DEI has been done, I find that unfortunate.

Listen now | An interview with activist Pushpita Prasad

Colorblindness is back baby!

MEI: Merit, Economics, and Ingenuity as a solution

Listen now | Aaron Fenton-Hewitt discusses the impact of his upbringing, the challenges of stereotypes, and the importance of community with host Connie Morgan.

Challenging the academic status quo

Reflections from an elite college campus

Connie Morgan and co-founder of Every Black Life Matters Kevin McGary talk about family, fatherhood and why Karl Marx must have been demon possessed.

Playing God From rainfall to race. In the realm of social policy, the field of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) has emerged as a prominent example of social engineering.

A call for compassionate dissent and a return to liberty

A liberal democratic alternative to Critical Social Justice in K-12

RSVP for Critical Social Justice and Woke Antisemitism events

Time to Abandon Them

Are psychologists coercing ideological conformity?

We live at a time when racial identifiers are ascribed too much value. This is a strange but in some ways understandable paradox. Race, as currently understood, is an extremely bebulous concept that we humans have created and used for the most pernicious of purposes.

On March 7, 2024, FBT President Erec Smith testified before Congress about DEI in higher education in an address to the Subcommittee on Higher Education and Workforce Development.

Jason Littlefield is not just a co-founder of Free Black Thought but also the architect behind EmpowerED Humanity Theory. EmpowerEd Humanity Theory is an alternative framework by which to check the SEL/DEI/Antiracism box in a way that is helpful and healthy for humans.

As with other institutions, DEI—Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion—is a volatile point of contention in the military. In fact, prominent figures in and around the military insist that DEI threatens national security. The issue is bigger than unequal admissions and recruitment. DEI writ large is...

My guest this week, Tabia Lee, the former DEI director at De Anza Community College, ran afoul of progressive bigotry when she made the utterly ordinary suggestion to her colleagues that it might be helpful to set an agenda for the semester.

Glenn Loury and Erec Smith (York College, Free Black Thought). Recorded November 13, 2023.

To the average person, Critical Social Justice ideology may sound like a whole lot of gobbledygook. However, it is important to understand CSJ ideology as a way of viewing the world that spread like wildfire during the pandemic and has gotten us mired in a civic and educational landscape

Panelists Dr. Tabia Lee and Jennifer Sey call out wokeness in the classroom and the office on 'The Bottom Line.'

Listen now (110 mins) | An interview with FBT co-founder and true neutral Michael David Cobb Bowen