Can conservative newspapers withstand the cancel-culture ethos in which many of their millennial and Gen Z ranks were molded?
In a recent report from CNN on the new guidelines for cervical cancer screening, the word "woman" is not once mentioned. Neither are the words "female," "vagina," or "uterus."
Conservative activist Kyle Kashuv has launched a fundraiser for Justin Kucera, a Michigan high school teacher who was fired for pointing out that Donald Trump is the president.
What it feels like to get mobbed is total isolation. It is to be stripped of everything that comprised your life—work, friends, social life.
The idea is that having family, growing up with two parents, is privileged, and that this creates inequity. Any inequity must be crushed.
Recent left social and political analyses have foregone historical materialism for a political interpretation that relies upon a tacit form of emotional blackmail to produce consensus surrounding identity politics.
There was only ever one way that Cotton's critique of the 1619 Project was going to be met, and that was with accusations of racism hurled at the critic. It is the only tool of discourse the left will use.
According to a new lawsuit in Los Angeles, a 16-year-old boy in a juvenile detention facility was forcibly given estrogen as treatment for ODD.
To speak up at a time when the Black Lives Matter movement was gaining huge momentum in the UK and US, Krakue certainly put her neck on the line to question the motives of those around her.
By putting a transgender model in this issue, Sports Illustrated embraces political correctness, shuns femininity, and is an attack on women.
The goal of removing the opposition entirely from mainstream platforms is to censor discourse and to close off avenues of debate or inquiry.
Government policies are still based on the panic of March, rather than on the facts known in July.
In a Canadian media industry that regularly lauds itself for courageous truth-telling, the goal is now to hide one’s true opinion rather than declare it.
Debra Soh, sexologist and neuroscientist, dedicates her new book, The End of Gender: Debunking the myths about sex and identity in our society to “everyone who blocked me on Twitter.”
While the interview immediately gained negative feedback from hardline anti-Trumpers, Portnoy defended his decision to sit with the president