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The Great Humanities Migration Has Begun
Literature lovers aren't disappearing—they're fleeing to Substack, YouTube, and Discord. A guided tour of the Wild Humanities.
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The Billion-Dollar DEI Pivot Nobody's Talking About
CHEA shaped policy at thousands of colleges. Now it's quietly backing away—and leaving taxpayers with the bill.
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The Candidate Who Finally Told the Truth: He’s Lying to You
An election ad for an age that prefers sincerity to integrity.
Nov 7
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Florida Fought DEI Indoctrination. So Why Is It Imposing It on Counselors?
As long as counselors must be accredited, they will steeped in DEI
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You Will Be Seen Shortly - Halloween Horror Fiction
The AI receptionist is polite. The patients are docile. The programs are soothing. And the price of peace is your mind.
Oct 31
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FAIR Files Civil Rights Complaint Over ‘Whitelash’ Study That Shamed White Students
The case exposes a growing problem in higher education: when ideology replaces ethics, students become the experiment.
Oct 20
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From Occupied Academia! Bias Response Team Deploys Over “Microexpression” in Classroom Incident
When a professor’s nose twitched, the DEI SWAT unit rappelled in to restore ideological order. A comic glimpse into academia’s scent-sensitive…
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The Village That Forgot the Real World
A parable for our screen-saturated age — what happens when a whole society stops touching the real.
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The Real Battlefields Aren’t Where You Think
Civilization is being won or lost in classrooms, licensing boards, and dinner tables—not in the chaos outside.
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Accreditors Thought They Were Untouchable. Then the States Fought Back.
What seemed impossible — reforming higher education’s cartel — is now underway in the South.
Sep 29
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If You Wouldn’t Read “Baby’s First Nazi Book”…
…then why is it acceptable to put a book teaching kids that whiteness is evil in public libraries?
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From Campus Debate to Campus Assassination: The Deadly Logic of the Pedagogy of Discomfort
How a theory meant to “challenge beliefs” paved the road to silencing dissent—sometimes violently.
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