“Sugar and spice and everything nice; That’s what little girls are made of,” goes the old Romantic Period poem. Grown women are characterized differently, the work holds, and female...
Is Kamala Harris, the presumptive Democratic presidential candidate, qualified for any politics, not to mention being president? ...
Sweden long ago became the world’s first officially “feminist” government. Will it now be followed by what some might think is, outside the Islamic world, the unlikeliest of places:...
Contrary to MSNBC’s own “revisionist history,” J.D. Vance did not explicitly implicate the Democrats in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. ...
Is all colonization bad? Although it can be, many times it is a method of spreading and developing human capital and improvement. ...
Blacks have been giving approximately 90 percent of their support to Democrats. Why? Democrats guilt-trip them into voting. ...
Men earn more money than women do — that is a fact. However, is this due to greed, or to other factors, such as priorities? ...
The much-touted McKinsey study showing that having a diverse workforce will make a company more profitable turns out to be hogwash. ...
A recent Washington Post article admits that all the “fossil fuels” we’ve been burning have had a global-warming-neutralizing cooling effect. ...
To dilute their own responsibility, leftist media are asserting that “both sides” are responsible for the attempted assassination of Trump. ...
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit has reopened a lawsuit contending that Covid-shot mandates are unconstitutional. ...
“There’s no England now,” stated the Kinks in 1984, in a song that, in part, lamented the 20th-century loss of English identity. Today, in the 21st century, perhaps it...
People who refuse to acknowledge Biden's mental decline by saying he has a "stutter" ignore the fact that he once was a talented speaker. ...
“C’mon, man!” would often be an exclamation used in place of argument for Joe Biden. But now he may want to say “C’mon, men!” — even though it likely...
Overlapping with the “Enlightenment” and a reaction to it, the lesser-known “Romantic Period” (1790-1850, supposedly) stressed not reason but emotionalism and involved the exaltation of women. Over time this...