President Donald Trump may be one of the most heavily scrutinized commanders-in-chief in the history of the United States. And with today’s hyperfocus on racial diversity and identity politics, this has led to the president taking some heat for his cabinet choices. For instance, in March 2017, The New York Times published a report headlined... Continue Reading →
A video reported by Students for Life Communications Director Matt Lamb shows a Stanford stealing flowers from a pro-life event and then refusing to return them after he was caught. The incident took place on Tuesday, January 29th around 4 p.m., according to the article. The flowers were taken from an event titled, “Cemetery of... Continue Reading →
“It’s OK that conservatives don’t feel welcome,” WU student writes. “They feel their beliefs aren’t welcome on our campus. And I’d just like to say: That’s fine.” In the latest dose of campus craziness, we have a staff writer for Student Life, a Washington University student paper, saying that it’s straight-up fine that conservative students... Continue Reading →
“I am so g****mned tired of listening to white boys.” On February 7, Dickinson College’s student paper, The Dickinsonian, published a piece titled, “Should White Boys Still Be Allowed to Talk?” The Op-Ed was written by senior guest writer, Leda Fisher, who went on a rant about her disdain for “white boys” with anything to... Continue Reading →
Ben Shapiro and the First Amendment versus college administrations and anti-Free Speech “liberalism,” is a recurring theme. This battle is becoming a given every time YAF announces the select-few universities that will get the privilege to host Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief Ben Shapiro. These schools will find any excuse in their power to deny student groups... Continue Reading →
Being from New York isn’t the only thing the President and the newly-minted freshman Representative have in common. No, they both share a habit for lashing out at the press when they believe a story is “fake news,” or “birdcage lining,” as AOC’s father calls it. They do it in the same ways too! Maybe... Continue Reading →
Students allege lectures ‘often insensitive and inappropriate,’ professor refutes claims After nearly 50 years of teaching “American Indian Mythology, Legend and Lore,” Professor Kenneth Fields has agreed to stop teaching the course. Fields, an acclaimed poet, has been an English professor at Stanford University since 1967. His decision comes after some students found Fields’ comments... Continue Reading →
‘Sleeping people CAN’T say YES’ A group called Creating a Rape-free Environment for Students at Chapman University is using a timeless classic to teach students about consent and sexual assault. The group installed a large poster display of Prince Charming kissing Snow White to wake her from her sleep, but with a twist — it... Continue Reading →
In my first column of the spring semester for The Plainsman - Auburn's student newspaper - I wrote about the Gillette ad and how it attacked more than just toxic masculinity. The ad can be found here. This issue is the ad conflates the two, instead of just attacking toxic masculinity. We need to be raising... Continue Reading →
At the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a course titled “The American Presidency” comes with more than a basic rundown of the responsibilities and powers of the presidency. At least while Donald Trump holds office. In his syllabus, Professor Kenneth Mayer lets his students know where he stands on Trump. “We are 2 years into the most... Continue Reading →
Michael Jones 