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By Selwyn Duke
The cultural revolutionaries see the world through colored glasses — and they want you to also. This reality again comes to mind after a video surfaced of a teacher berating a high-school student because the young man was not sufficiently race-obsessed. In fact, the incident tells us much about leftists and their agenda, and about how conservatives must avoid combating them with poor arguments.
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By Selwyn Duke
Let’s just say they missed the fairway — and any semblance of fair thinking. Upset that Georgia may actually be taking measures to secure its elections, (un)civil “rights” organization the National Black Justice Coalition (NBJC) is calling on the “PGA Tour, [and] Masters to pull” the upcoming Masters golf tournament “from Augusta National,” as Golfweek put it.
As you’ll soon see, this is a bit like asking Toyota and General Motors to pull General Motors from General Motors.
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By Selwyn Duke
It used to be that we’d warn children about predators lurking in the streets or around playgrounds. Now predators target kids with shows, videos, and books — and some parents willingly expose their children to such predation.
A good example is It Feels Good To Be Yourself: A Book About Gender Identity, by Theresa Thorn and Noah Grigni. Though published in 2019, the work has received some press as of late, perhaps partly because a major school district featured it on its website in February.
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By Selwyn Duke
Last October, French teacher Samuel Paty was beheaded on Paris streets by a Muslim who was angry that Paty had shown his students cartoons of Muhammad. In January 2015, Muslim jihadists murdered 12 at the offices of French satirical weekly newspaper Charlie Hebdo as a response to its having published Muhammad images. The same year in Garland, Texas, two Muslims motivated likewise attacked a “Draw Muhammad” contest and shot a security guard. Now, a U.K. “Islamophobia” advisor wants to end such violence:
By instituting a Sharia law norm and making such images’ display as unacceptable as the n-word.
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By Selwyn Duke
A hallmark of morally immature people is that they only respect power. This comes to mind when considering “artists” who wouldn’t dare lampoon Muhammad, but then pat themselves on the back for bravery after mocking Jesus and Christians. And the latest example is a Netflix cartoon that agitates against Second Amendment rights using a blasphemous portrayal of the Christ.
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By Selwyn Duke
In a malignant game of patty-cake, Colorado baker Jack Phillips, owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop, is again being sued for not placing his business at sexual devolutionaries’ service. His long-time tormentor, a lawyer and man claiming female status going by the name “Autumn Scardina,” now has the Christian businessman back in court because the latter refused to bake a cake celebrating his “gender transition.”
Of course, with approximately 184,990 bakeries in the United States and thousands in Colorado alone, people can certainly get a cake bearing virtually any message they want (highly politically incorrect sentiments, do note, would likely be an exception). There also are Muslim bakeries that would and have refused sexual devolutionary requests, but they’re not in leftist cross hairs. The hatred for Phillips is so baked in, however, that he has been dealing with attacks on his freedom since 2012.
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By Selwyn Duke
Imagine that you get into a heated argument with your spouse, and the police are eventually called. You then engage with them non-confrontationally and willingly agree to submit to a psychiatric evaluation at a hospital. The doctors would determine that you’re not a danger to yourself or others; meaning, there would be no inpatient care. Yet when you return home, you find that the police had entered your residence and had seized your firearms without a warrant.
Moreover, you then ask the cops numerous times to return your guns. They refuse, however, and only relent two months later after you have an attorney contact them.
Well, you don’t have to imagine because this is exactly what happened to Rhode Islander Edward Canaglia in 2015 (you can read more details about his case here). What’s more, the Biden administration now wants police nationwide to have the power to seize your weapons without a warrant....
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By Selwyn Duke
Given that Hunter Biden skated on a gun crime, Governor Ralph “Blackface” Northam is still in office, and Jim Comey and James Clapper never got the Roger Stone treatment despite lying to Congress, it’s understandable that State Representative Park Cannon (D-Ga.) would be upset. Cannon, a black woman, is the victim of a blatant double standard.
While it’s now customary to let Democrats commit crimes for the cause, she was actually arrested for breaking the law.
“Oh, the humanity!” was basically the attitude of the left-wing media.
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By Selwyn Duke
Proving again that there’s no one as illiberal as a liberal and giving new meaning to the term “March Madness,” USA Today’s For the Win publication is calling for Oral Roberts University (ORU) to be banned from NCAA competition. The paper complains that the Christian sense of virtue the school upholds is “archaic.” (Is that a bad thing?)
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By Selwyn Duke
Chutzpah, thy name is Megan Rapinoe. After losing 5-2 in 2017 to the Dallas FC Under-15 squad — yes, that would be boys with, in certain cases, high-pitched voices — Rapinoe and the rest of the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team (USWNST) still want the men’s money.
The scene of Rapinoe’s latest descent into utter audacity was the White House, where Joe and Jill Biden had a roundtable discussion with USWNST members on Wednesday, which was “Equal Pay Day.”
For the uninitiated, know that this day isn’t devoted to equalizing the pay gap between whites and Asian-descent Americans (the latter make more), between Christians and Jews, between uncompensated pubescent boy soccer players and the wealthy female pros they beat, or any other groups. Rather, discriminating among the disparity phenomena, the focus is on just a specific one: the gap between men and women.
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