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This is call for a return to humanist-informed liberal thought. He asserts that liberals must reject the binary-based identity politics that rules the day and be more nuanced and measured.
What is particularly revolting about this ad is that the mother—who is, let’s not forget, portrayed as the very avatar of human beneficence—demonstrates approval of her child’s disdain for her father.
Who is there to accept the tired, the poor, and the exiled? Those who yearn to breathe, and speak freely?
A popular downtown Hamilton cafe has given into the demands of social justice bullies, and has cancelled an event designed to connect the community with the local police.
For an artist to take another’s religious views as a reason to obscure their own work, while it may seem considerate, is an akin to pandering.
Undercard isn’t just a boxing novel; it’s a thriller, with twists and turns that will leave you breathless.
Further proof has surfaced that political correctness and “woke” politics clouds judgment when it comes to formulating policy. Perhaps most dangerously when it comes to our national security.
Rather than use Caster as a mark to use against your ideological opponent, try to empathize with her position.
Recently, I finished reading a fantastic book entitled Building A Story Brand: Clarify Your Message So Customers Will Listen. While the book, written by Donald Miller, is aimed at a business audience, it got me thinking about the topic of storytelling in a broader cultural context.
Throughout the two hours of footage, Sommers brought nuance, research, and goodwill to the conversation. Gay countered mistruths, defiance, and snark
A Samurai is someone who fights with honour for a righteous cause, and does not stand idly by in the face of evil.
In response to Douglas Murray releasing the audio of the interview to correct the errors, New Statesman released a transcript which they also had to correct.
The publishing house had unpublished the novel almost immediately when 13 tweeters accused the novel of being Islamophobic.
The Simpsons tested Canada’s ability to take a joke last night. Specifically, Newfoundland’s.