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The War on Christmas!0
- Featured, Front Page, Political Correctness, Political Opinion
- December 11, 2018
Ah yes, it’s that most wonderful time of the year. You know, that time of the year where the politically correct right demand the use of the phrase “Merry Christmas” versus the clamor of the politically correct left who stipulates the use of the more inclusive phrase “Happy Holidays”. This argument has come to light once
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Are White Women Dupes?0
- Political Correctness
- November 29, 2018
Let me introduce you to three women. Because of the ugly political times in which we live, I have changed their names, but these are women I know well, all of them white. Let’s start with Katie. She and her husband, an attorney, have one natural child and have adopted six others. The children range
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The PC Crowd Goes After the Honored Dead 0
- Political Correctness
- October 12, 2018
I recently picked up an old novel by author Maud Hart Lovelace entitled Emily of Deep Valley. Having read Lovelace’s celebrated Betsy-Tacy series for children and young adults a number of years ago, I expected a fun, carefree story that would offer a reprieve from heavy reading. But while the story was an easy read,
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Elizabeth Warren Celebrates Indigenous People’s Day Rather Than Columbus Day 0
- Front Page, Political Correctness
- October 8, 2018
Molly Prince Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts used Columbus Day to honor the country’s indigenous people rather than celebrate the anniversary of explorer Christopher Columbus’ arrival in the Americas. “Today we celebrate Native American communities, [and] the pride [and] resilience of people reclaiming their history [and] traditions,” Warren tweeted on Monday. “We honor the contributions
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Kent State Cancels Play After Non-Hispanic Students Took Puerto Rican Roles 0
- Political Correctness
- October 3, 2018
Neetu Chandak Kent State University in Ohio canceled its fall musical of West Side Story after complaints that non-Hispanics actors were picked over Hispanic students to play Puerto Rican roles. West Side Story is a version of Romeo and Juliet that takes place in the 1960s with Polish-American and Puerto Rican street gangs. Three of the leading Puerto
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Over 50 Colleges Endorsing The First Ever Holiday Of Zieselves, Xerselves, Eirselves 0
- Political Correctness
- October 2, 2018
Neetu Chandak More than 50 colleges are endorsing the inaugural International Pronouns Day on Oct. 17 to “make asking, sharing, and respecting personal pronouns commonplace.” “Just as it can be offensive or even harassing to make up a nickname for someone and call them that nickname against their will, it can be offensive or harassing
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