This second essay will explore how the terms diversity, equity, and inclusion have been used in a negative or even foolish way.
What’s the matter with kids today? What makes them such noisy, crazy, dirty, lazy loafers? You can talk and talk until your face is blue, but they still just do what they want to do. No, I’ve not suddenly become a clueless curmudgeon. But I could be auditioning to play one, since I’m quoting song...
If marriage rates for households with children were the same today as they were back in 1980, median income in the average state would be nearly 11 percent higher and child poverty would be about 25 percent lower.
For anyone inclined to feast on a tasty melange of history, religion, warfare, and economics, there's an interesting new book to read about the spice trade.
British officials were trying to create a source of revenue for their colonial governors independent of elected colonial legislatures. Americans were having none of that.
A telling way to track the emergence of a truly competitive, two-party political system in North Carolina is to delve down to changes in partisan composition of county governments.
For anyone inclined to feast on a tasty melange of history, religion, warfare, and economics, there's an interesting new book to read about the spice trade.
Journalism is said to be the “first draft of history.” Unfortunately, few bother to read the second or third drafts, when the truth is more likely to emerge.
It's not really a word, but "disingenuity" aptly describes the elaborate degree to which some pols will go to mislead.
Iraq has seen more than its share of war over millennia of recorded history. But as America prepares to invade, this time war may be accompanied by freedom and rebirth in the cradle of civilization.
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