Play the Ball, not the Man: Cancel Culture’s Attempt To Capture Hungarian Academia
Denying someone the right to academic advancement based on their political beliefs is not progress—it is authoritarianism.
Denying someone the right to academic advancement based on their political beliefs is not progress—it is authoritarianism.
If the Left finds itself besieged by the populist Right, whose fault is it?
The West is increasingly engaging in a form of “quiet censorship,” Inger Enkvist says.
Some U.S. academics claim the term has “problematic connotations.”
The abdication of the college faculty from the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza has allowed virulent, openly anti-intellectual forces to hijack the protests.
One paper on “the Europe that gay porn built” was awarded nearly a million euros.
The further the elite pushes its contempt for the American working class, the more they feel morally entitled to stop Trump from returning to power. By any means necessary.
Jewish advocacy groups slam antisemitic decision announced on Holocaust Memorial Day
America has her problems, but she also knows how to solve them. By the end of this decade, American excellence will once again be the envy of the world.
Western countries have finally started taking action to limit the influence of Confucius Institutes—or offer alternatives.
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