The announced revisions of Mark Twain’s classic The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn—“replac[ing] the ‘N’ word with slave, ‘injun’ with Indian, and ‘half-breed’ with half blood”—have demonstrated that leftists don’t always practice what they preach when it comes to respecting artist’ creative work or sheltering children from controversial subject matter.

Between Light and Shadow

Kathy Griffin’s latest bid for the spotlight is her New Year’s resolution that it’s 16-year-old Willow Palin’s “turn to go down.” But does this really having anything to do with her crusade against gay bullying?

For all of the ways in which contemporary society claims to have broken free of stereotypes, there’s still one sure-fire way for men to raise eyebrows: cry in public

Sometimes outside-the-box thinking proves invaluable in solving the controversies that plague us, but sometimes it turns out to be a minefield of useless self-embarrassment. CBS anchor Katie Couric’s novel approach to combating alleged Islamophobia falls firmly in the latter camp.

Television can be a force for liberty in totalitarian and theocratic societies, but it can be used to thwart liberty, as well.

But Michael Vick? Really? There’s something absurd about Obama using this particular case to take a stand.