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

April 24, 2011 By Jenn Q. Public

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Crystal Mangum is in the news again, but this time she won’t find an army of race-obsessed charlatans, leftist academics, and pandering politicians speeding to her defense.

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

April 16, 2011 By Jenn Q. Public

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Crystal Mangum is in the news again, but this time she won’t find an army of race-obsessed charlatans, leftist academics, and pandering politicians speeding to her defense.

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Duke rape policy: If you’re perceived as “powerful,” it wasn’t consensual

April 12, 2010 By Sara Dogan

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Duke University’s new sexual misconduct policy can render a student guilty of non-consensual sex simply because he or she is considered “powerful” on campus.

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Victory for Free Speech at Duke; Pro-Life Group’s Rights Restored

April 1, 2010 By Sara Dogan

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Duke University has reversed a decision by its Women’s Center that prohibited the Duke Students for Life (DSFL) student group from holding a discussion on student motherhood at a Women’s Center venue during the group’s “Week for Life” event.

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Unrest in Iran: The Vindication of George W. Bush – by Larry Elder

January 5, 2010 By Larry Elder 18 Comments

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How the Iraq War emboldened Iran’s democratic dissidents.

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Duke’s Jeremiah Wright – by Mark D. Tooley

December 9, 2009 By Mark D. Tooley 20 Comments

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Christian pacifist Stanley Hauerwas hopes to be as “toxic” as Obama’s radical mentor.

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