by Jamin Carson | Mar 19, 2022 | Education
Critical Race Theory is a Marxist collectivist view of race and justice. It is called “Marxist” because it shares the same basic philosophical views as Marxism except that class is replaced with race.
by Jeffrey A. Tucker | Mar 18, 2022 | Healthcare
This battle is much larger than the legal status of Ivermectin. What’s really at stake here is the idea of medical freedom itself. And freedom is a precondition for scientific inquiry and the search for the truth. It is also essential for health.
by Edwin A Locke | Mar 14, 2022 | Psychology & Living
To be anti-merit is to be anti-happiness and anti-life. Such people truly belong in the wilderness. They should leave the life-lovers alone. – Edwin A. Locke
by Charlotte Cushman | Mar 14, 2022 | Education
Some Montessori organizations are replacing Montessori critical thinking skills with indoctrination into Marxist ‘social justice’ propaganda. A Montessori teacher fights back.
by Rainer Zitelmann | Mar 14, 2022 | History
Hitler did not regard himself as being either on the left or on the right, but wanted to overcome both extremes – not in the ‘middle’, however, but by a new extreme in which both were abolished.
by Gary Galles | Mar 14, 2022 | History
The differences between President Calvin Coolidge’s results and Joe Biden’s results are like night and day. Coolidge closely reflected our Founders’ insights in what he wrote and said, which we would truly profit from, given how far we have deviated from those ideas in modern America.
by Jaana Woiceshyn | Mar 13, 2022 | Business
“Poetry of work” is worth pursuing. It gives us purpose—and it gives us happiness.
by Richard M. Ebeling | Mar 13, 2022 | WORLD
Whether at least part of Ukraine survives as a free and independent country when this war ends, or whether that will have to wait until some time in the future, Ukrainians will have to plan for the reconstruction of their economy at some point in the future. The economic policy agenda for such a reconstruction is at least partly at hand, and can be found in the writings of the Austrian economist, Ludwig von Mises.
by Michael Munger | Mar 13, 2022 | Housing
For a 1,000 square foot apartment—smaller than many cities allow without expensive variance permit processes—a developer would need to charge at least $2,750 per month just to break even.