Category: Conservative Review
A Kinder, Gentler Feminism
Leah Libresco Sargeant’s latest book, The Dignity of Dependence, carries with it the subtitle: “A Feminist Manifesto.” Where that word may conjure a certain harshness, however, Sargeant’s book illustrates something much more gentle: a humane vision of the givenness of womanhood.
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The Audacity of Clothes: How Michelle Obama’s Fashion Choices Changed the World
Barack and Michelle Obama have been criticized for trading their activist roots for a post-presidency focused on celebrity networking and voracious wealth accumulation. In an effort to dismiss her critics, Michelle has published a $50 coffee table book about fashion.
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Giant of the Senate
Though we rightly celebrate the young volunteers who went South in the civil rights movement of the 1960s, most stayed only several months or perhaps a few years. Nowadays few remember the names of the small number who remained for the balance of their lives, like Charles Sherrod in southwest Georgia and Robert Mants in Lowndes County, Ala. Similarly, two decades later, someone could decide to become a community organizer on the Far South Side of Chicago before leaving after three years for Harvard Law School, a life in electoral politics, and a lazy retirement in multiple mansions.
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Northwestern Agrees To Reverse Concessions to Pro-Hamas Protesters in Deal With Trump Admin
Northwestern University on Friday agreed to terminate its deal with pro-Hamas protesters and pay the United States government $75 million to restore the nearly $1 billion in federal funds frozen over its response to anti-Semitism and racial discrimination on campus.
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Flying Too Close to the Sun? Palantir’s Ambitions and the Future of Warfare
The Philosopher in the Valley By Michael Steinberger Avid Reader Press / Simon & Schuster, 304 pages, $33 Michael Steinberger’s…
Thanksgiving Isn’t for Atheists
It’s that time of year again. You know, that time of year when the price of a 16-lb turkey —…
Texas Republican Quickly Launches Bid To Keep House Seat In Family After Twin, Rep. Troy Nehls, Announces Retirement
‘I’m ready to take up that fight’
Russian Spies Allegedly Turn Ukrainian Teen War Refugees Into Terrorists
‘It’s almost like the Pokémon Go game’
Union Gives Teachers ‘Interrupting Whiteness’ Classes And More In Radical Left Training Series
‘Disrupt systemic racism and racial inequities’
Trump Says He’s Ending Biden Executive Orders Signed With Autopen
‘took the Presidency away from him’
