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A UNC board member shares a glimpse into his ill-informed thinking on DEI - Vimarsana News

A UNC board member shares a glimpse into his ill-informed thinking on DEI

A UNC System board member reveals his distorted view on DEI | Opinion

Source: yahoo.com
The left's dangerous embrace of cancel culture - Vimarsana News

The left's dangerous embrace of cancel culture

Identitarians believe they're speaking truth to power. They're not.

Mark Latham defends tweet about 60 Minutes host Sarah Abo and claimed debate was a 'wasted night' - Vimarsana News

Mark Latham defends tweet about 60 Minutes host Sarah Abo and claimed debate was a 'wasted night'

One Nation MP Mark Latham has double-downed on his tweet about 60 Minutes host Sarah Abo and said it was the 'dopes' on Twitter that had got it wrong.

Misplaced concern - The Hindu - Vimarsana News

Misplaced concern - The Hindu

Supreme Court should not allow outrage industry to shape moves to tighten OTT content regulation

The High Cost of Online Attacks Against Women - Vimarsana News

The High Cost of Online Attacks Against Women

When Parkland, Fla., high school student Emma Gonzalez spoke forcefully against gun violence in 2018 after the mass shooting at her high school, the video of her plea went viral. She received acclaim and hundreds of thousands of followers on social media. But soon she was bombarded by hateful, violent invective that didn’t focus so much on her strong anti-gun views as on her gender, race, and sexual orientation. That kind of response is not unusual—and it’s been happening more and more, says Sarah Sobieraj, a professor of sociology and author of the recently published Credible Threat: ...

Source: tufts.edu