Libby Emmons
Libby Emmons is the Editor-in-chief for The Post Millennial and Human Events. She holds an MFA from Columbia University and a BA from Sarah Lawrence College. She has been published in the New York Post, The Federalist and others. X: @libbyemmons
Framing voter ID laws as 'Jim Crow' denies the triumph of the Civil Rights movement
The continued framing of voter ID laws as particularly and intentionally anti-black 67 years after the Civil Rights Act is disingenuous.
DAMAGE CONTROL: Calgary police release statement regarding viral disruption of Easter worship service
Calgary Police are speaking out after officers sparked outrage by entering the evangelical Street Church in Alberta on Saturday.
Why I will boycott New York's vaccine passport
Boycott vaccine passports, boycott them in every shape and size, do not submit, do not comply, do not give up your rights in service to a promise that doing so will restore them to you.
WATCH: NBA legend Charles Barkley SLAMS American politicians for race-baiting, divisive rhetoric
"I truly believe in my heart most white people and black people are awesome people. But we're so stupid, following our politicians, whether they are Republicans or Democrats."
WATCH: City News reporter says fixing the climate change depends on dealing with Canada's 'colonial, and capitalistic, and racist past'
A reporter for City News in Toronto earlier this week proclaimed that before issues of climate change can truly be addressed, capitalism, colonialism, and racism need to be dealt with.
Senators Cruz and Lee say MLB's antitrust exemption should be revoked
Major League Baseball announced that they would be moving the All-Star Game after Georgia passed election laws. Sens. Cruz and Lee said that the MLB's antitrust exemption should be revoked.
CNN 'expert' proposes withholding Americans' basic freedoms if they don't get vaccine
Wen proposes that those who are vaccinated be given their freedoms and rights back, in order to convince other people to get vaccinated so that they, in turn, can have their rights back.
Vermont vaccine eligibility open to white people over 50 and BIPOC over the age of 16
In Vermont, anyone over the age of 16 who identifies as black, indigenous, or a person of color is eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine. White people who are over the age of 50 are eligible.
Video animation of man with an erect penis standing over a sad girl shown to second-grade class
A Greenwich, Conn. public school showed video to second-graders that is likely only intended for children who have experienced intense trauma and are undergoing therapy as a a result.
Border Patrol rescues 6-month-old baby after she was tossed into the Rio Grande by human traffickers
Along with the mother and baby, the rafts contained 67 adults and 150 children. It was during the crossing that the child was tossed overboard into the Rio Grande.
Man charged in brutal attack on 65-year-old Asian woman in New York killed his mother in 2002 and was out on parole
Elliot, who has been charged with a hate crime, had been out on parole since November 2019 for fatally stabbing his mother in 2002.
WATCH: White House press sec addresses 'rebranding' of 'Biden-Harris administration'
"Is there anything to be read into the sort of rebranding of the Biden administration to the Biden Harris administration?" A reporter asked.
WATCH: Biden admin defends decision to provide in-person learning for migrants in schools still closed to US children
"I'm just saying that context is important. And these kids are going back to school for hybrid learning. We of course want this to be five days a week and we're confident we'll get there early next month."
New York mayor proposes 'reparations' program to be funded with marijuana revenue
The mayor of Rochester, New York, has come up with her own plan to issue reparations, a universal basic income, and a homeownership initiative.
WATCH: Pregnant mom threatened with arrest for not masking at Church
It was her parish priest, Father Ryan, who called the police, she said. There is no statewide mask mandate in Texas.