Charlie was America First and against his country being involved in foreign adventures but advocated a strong military and defensive stance. He stood his ground as an individual, a man of family and faith. He was righteous but never self-righteous in his convictions. Continue reading Charlie Kirk: legend and threat
In a world of increasing dysfunctionality we are regularly confronted by those who use the pretext of championing a cause to intimidate and attack others. Theirs is an attempt to distract from actual justice and fairness through violent protest, demonstrations, riots, and nihilism. Continue reading The brutalist takeover: the war on learning
Noam Chomsky is an activist and an emeritus professor of linguistics and philosophy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Continue reading Noam Chomsky: The history and hypocrisy of the war on terror
by Henry A. Giroux On July 9, soon after Sandra Bland, a 28-year-old African-American woman, moved to Texas from Naperville, Illinois to take a new job as a college outreach officer at her alma mater, Prairie View A&M, she was … Continue reading Taking notes 48: America’s new brutalism: the death of Sandra Bland
by Henry A. Giroux The danger is that a global, universally interrelated civilization may produce barbarians from its own midst by forcing millions of people into conditions which, despite all appearances, are the conditions of savages. — Hannah Arendt, The … Continue reading Domestic terrorism, youth and the politics of disposability
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