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"[Other NBA players] should just keep their mouth shut and stop criticizing the greatest nation in the world," Enes Kanter Freedom told Fox News host Tucker Carlson.
The signs say it all At a hearing of the House Armed Services Committee last week, Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said this about critical race theory: âIâll obviously have to get much smarter on whatever the theory is, but I do think itâs important actually for those of us in uniform to be open-minded and be widely read.â Fair enough, but that leads to this question: How does one become smarter about CRT? In much of the media, itâs being described as nothing more than an âacademic conceptâ or an âanalytic toolâ for und...
BlogsCommunityMusicArtsScreenEat & DrinkLegals What you missed in Columbus for April 26 The Dispatch profiles Ma’Khia Bryant as protests continue, and Mother Jones wonders what the hell is going on with the Columbus police department Ma’Khia Bryant was happiest when she was styling hair, according to this Dispatch profile published over the weekend. The teenager, who was shot and killed by a Columbus police officer on the same day that a Minnesota jury delivered a guilty verdict against Derek Chauvin, is described as kind and caring in an extended feature that paints a picture not only o...
In the two-plus months since Donald Trump incited a vicious mob to attack the Capitol building, Senator Ron Johnson has had some peculiar things to say about the insurrection that left five people dead. One of them was that the rioters were not actually Trump supporters but âprovocateursâ Nancy Pelosiâs fault. Yet another was that the attempted coup wasnât âan armed insurrection,â even though thatâs exactly what it was on account of all the guns and bombs and other weapons seized. Then there was the take he delivered last week, which was that while he was...
Governor Andrew Cuomo is attempting to survive the series of scandals around him with a defiant approach not unlike the bare-knuckle governing style that led to his current status in New York politics—without a friend in sight. Facing accusations of sexual harassment or inappropriate behavior made by more than half a dozen women since February 24—all of which Cuomo denies—and an independent investigation into those allegations; a federal investigation into the apparent cover-up of COVID-death statistics in state nursing homes; and an impeachment inquiry by state legislators, New York...