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Thoughts from the ammo line Ammo Grrrll recognizes those STRIVING TO BE LESS WHITE – A WORK IN PROGRESS. She writes: In the late ’70’s, and early ’80’s, various Covetous Racist Tools invented Critical Race Theory. MY theory has always been that they just found some old Klan document lying around in the basement of Grand Imperial Kleagle Robert Byrd (D-Bestie of Biden) and simply changed all the words “black” to “white.” There is nothing original in teaching one race to hate another. I have hated racism in any form since I was first aware of it as a young child. And still do....

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard In the pantheon of great actors passing advice onto the younger generation, not every story ends with a polite and deep connection. Sometimes, you get a story like that time where Sir Lawrence Olivier told Dustin Hoffman to “try acting, my dear boy” after going full method during Marathon Man. However, in the best of times, when mentor and mentee share a profound moment of tutelage, you get something like when James Van Der Beek and Jon Voight bonded during the production of Varsity Blues. That advice was basically to embrace your fans as they have em...

Citizens sound off on policing to SLC leaders, Racial Equity Commission Equity in policing commission holds first "listening session" and last updated 2021-01-28 23:44:14-05 SALT LAKE CITY — Salt Lake City turned to its citizens Thursday evening, asking the community how to make the police department better while improving relationships with minority citizens. The Racial Equity in Policing Commission held a listening session, inviting the public to call or text their candid thoughts to the city. People shared a wide range of opinions, experiences, and ideas. The Salt Lake City Council, M...

The pandemic has disrupted the “Ponzi scheme” of liberal feminism – and poorer women are the losers Outsourcing domestic labour has helped women progress in the workforce, but Covid demands a more honest analysis of who does what in the 21st century.  Just before Christmas, I chaired a conference hosted by the think tank Res Publica on the subject of “post-liberal” feminism – a messy, controversial and (I think) exciting topic that, to my knowledge, had never before been discussed in such a format. The panel included the philosophers Nina Power and Kathleen Stock, the campa...

PODCAST: Is a Fix Coming Soon for Social Security? Kiplinger 1/12/2021 Subscribe FREE wherever you listen: David Muhlbaum: While Social Security won’t ever go broke – and we’ll explain why that is – it faces real funding problems, and the pandemic hasn’t helped things. Catherine Siskos, the editor of Kiplinger’s Retirement Report, joins us to talk about potential fixes and what they mean for your benefits and taxes. We also look into the latest version of buy now, pay later plans, and what to do with an old pair of shoes. Popular Searches David Muhlbaum: Welcome to Your Money�...