All the prominent but obviously false narratives about the 2024 election prepared for burial in one convenient post.
Some Perspective from a Friend
Trump's historic upset may reveal a path to bridging the political divide
A race that goes beyond race
How we talk about one another matters
Listen now | An interview with Braver Angels national leader John Wood Jr.
A Prohuman perspective on our near-miss with a national tragedy
Not your typical red pill narrative
Wilfred Reilly has positioned himself online (and in person) as a wicked smart but rather hilarious cultural and political commentator. He and Connie discuss why it’s important to tell the truth and his assessment of who tends not to.
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.
Public schools should teach tolerance, not ideology
Political Commentator and moderator Ashira Solomon tells her side of the story as a black American-Israeli Jew.
Every nation’s citizens pay taxes with the understanding that those resources will be allocated in a way that ultimately benefits the citizens of that nation. Not because outside people are bad and deserve no benefits, but because common sense dictates that no one nation has the resources to...
More food for thought on the debates relating to the state of Israel. Host Connie Morgan unpacks progressive leftist antisemitism with author of Woke Antisemitism David L. Bernstein.
How to think about Richard Hanania's past racism and recent apology
Listen now (68 mins) | A bonus episode featuring CEO and founder of the Institute for Black Solidarity Israel Dumisani Washington
Mainstream politicians on both sides of the aisle are wary of populism, however many American voters remain hungry for it.
Listen now | An interview with author, speaker and education reformer Charles Love
Listen now (73 mins) | An interview with parental rights warrior and OG black homeschooler Latasha H. Fields
Listen now (110 mins) | An interview with FBT co-founder and true neutral Michael David Cobb Bowen
True equality is now within reach
The Democratic Party, reparations, and the legacy of slavery
The specter of harm has been a salient presence in the American culture wars, especially when it comes to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Harm, loosely defined, has been the raison d’etre for many social justice demands
Distinguishing and Evaluating Seven Different Senses of the Term
