Academia
A group of educators has published a guide on implementing “Black Feminist Mathematical Pedagogies” in classrooms, arguing that such an approach is necessary because minorities—especially Black girls—face “violence and trauma” in math education. “When Black female students are repeatedly disciplined for being social, loud, or goofy in the
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A new institute dedicated to demonizing Israel has been founded by a collective of professors. But some pro-Israel academics have blown the whistle, with one vocal member likening the institute to a “terrorist think tank." The Institute for the Critical Study of Zionism (ICSZ) was founded in 2023 by
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For decades, the British government has systematically neglected the very people it was elected to serve. Nowhere is this more evident than in the shameful handling of the grooming gang scandals—failures that reveal a political class more concerned with ideology and optics than the safety and well-being of its
Academia
A Kent State professor who described the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel as a “miracle” and claimed Israelis “shall be defeated” is still slated to teach multiple classes next semester, Liberty Affair has uncovered. The professor, Imam Nader Taha, delivered a sermon at the Islamic Society of Akron and
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As we enter 2025, the United States is preparing for an historic moment: the triumphant return of Donald J. Trump to the presidency for his second, non-consecutive term. The challenges facing the nation are immense, from economic uncertainty to a fractured cultural landscape. Yet with challenge comes opportunity, and the
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Yesterday, America lost one of its most unique statesmen: Jimmy Carter. His legacy is a complicated one, marked by profound challenges during his presidency and extraordinary contributions in his post-presidential life. As the 39th president, Carter struggled to lead a nation grappling with economic turmoil, energy shortages, and international crises.
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A senior at Miami University in Ohio has won a prestigious award after writing a thesis last summer about Santa’s whiteness and heteronormativity in films. The student — Ryan Rosu — is one of about 4,100 seniors in his graduating class. Out of all those seniors, Miami University officials choose
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In an era defined by digital communication, few platforms have captured the hearts and minds of Americans like TikTok. With nearly 150 million U.S. users, TikTok has become a cornerstone of cultural expression, a platform for creativity, and—most vitally—an important forum for free speech. Yet, despite its
Academia
A Professor of Strategy and Security Studies at the U.S. Air Force School of Advanced Air and Space Studies (SAASS) has argued that Elon Musk and SpaceX perpetuate “hegemonic masculinity”—a concept she claims pushes employees to work harder while fostering an exclusionary environment. The professor, Wendy Whitman Cobb,
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A professor at the University of Delaware recently penned an academic article arguing that women’s sense of belonging in calculus classes is hurt by “rational thought” and “objective truth,” which the professor sees as masculine qualities. “Men have been associated with rational thought, absolute and objective truth, and autonomous
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An Iowa history teacher is facing criticism after banning students from making “Nazi or Holocaust references” and prohibiting the use of a number of trending words, such as “Hawk Tuah,” “Ohio,” and “Sigma.” The teacher, Leah Elyse Ingraham — a 7th-grade teacher in the Fremont Mills Community School District — came under
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The fall of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad marks a pivotal moment in Syria’s history and raises profound questions about the future of the country and the wider region. As rebel forces celebrate their victory in Damascus and international actors recalibrate their strategies, the world is left to wonder: What