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“Defend Education”: The Usual Suspects Behind California Unrest

March 7, 2010 By Nichole Hungerford Leave a Comment

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As predicted yesterday in my post about bourgeois Berkeley brats bemoaning tuition hikes, far from being a genuine student upswell, these poor saps are, in fact, being orchestrated by an extensive coalition of neo-communist networks. How wonderful it must be to have a readymade mob of dopey, emotionally driven, undereducated idealists filling the roles anew [...]

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The Lies of Duke

February 22, 2010 By Jenn Q. Public 24 Comments

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Arrest of Duke rape accuser Crystal Mangum exposes the Left’s race-baiting immorality play.

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Arrest of Duke Rape Accuser Crystal Mangum Exposes the Left’s Insincerity & Lies

February 20, 2010 By Jenn Q. Public Leave a Comment

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“She was black, they were white, and race and sex were in the air.” That’s how a Washington Post columnist described the atmosphere that led to the brutal gang rape of Crystal Mangum by a group of Duke University lacrosse players in 2006. You remember, right? That was the violent, racially motivated hate crime that [...]

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Islamic Indoctrination vs. Education

February 18, 2010 By Nonie Darwish 80 Comments

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Why are Islamist “guest speakers” brainwashing students at New York’s Clarence High School?

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Tea Parties in American History – RealClearPolitics

February 17, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 2 Comments

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Are this year's “tea parties” really tea parties? What could today's protesters have in common with the “Indians” who dumped 90,000 pounds of tea in Boston harbor in 1773? Quite a bit, actually. What do today's tea partiers want? According to the Christian Science Monitor, the movement “is about safeguarding individual liberty, cutting taxes, and [...]

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Black Opportunity Destruction

February 15, 2010 By Walter Williams 38 Comments

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How political correctness is holding black students back.

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From the Writings of David Horowitz: February 6, 2010

February 6, 2010 By David Swindle Leave a Comment

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The doctrine that only whites can be racist is, in fact, itself an instigation to hate crimes. It is a doctrine that has already spread to the secondary schools. The week after the Shepard killing, a Seattle father called a national radio talk show on which I was a guest, and told the audience [...]

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Class Warfare in the Classroom

February 3, 2010 By Malcolm A. Kline 13 Comments

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Radical professors are teaching students to wage the “class struggle.”

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Howard Zinn’s History of Hate

February 2, 2010 By John Perazzo 200 Comments

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For the late Marxist historian, America was always the enemy.

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Class Warfare Entrenched

January 29, 2010 By Sara Dogan

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An English professor is trying to sell his class on society’s collective guilt.

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