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So why do they get to police what people say?

A gift from Scott Adams.

Really?

Pity the lion.

A pattern emerges.

The month we used to call February.

All the difference in the world.

Another casualty in the quest for equality.

One white girl's story.

Powerful people don’t like free speech.

"I'm done."

The story of an unlucky white.

A sorry excuse.

Your phone is tracking you.

He thinks the First Amendment shouldn't apply to "hate speech."

Not the President.

Inspiration from the 16th century.

Any natural disaster will do.

The tale of a good Samaritan.

Your tax dollars at work.

An encounter with "the Junior Boys."

The story of a very bad first date.

More wisdom from higher education.

"Diversity" in full bloom.

The latest phony scandal in once-Great Britain.

The state of Broward County Schools.

White woman intervenes.

Love may not conquer all.

A cautionary tale of miscegenation.

"Blacks themselves taught me to not trust nor congregate with them."

A story of white solidarity.

The people make the place.

A letter from Bayside High School.

A view from the big house.

A lover of French cuisine hates the race that produced it.

Outrage ensues.

Care to guess?

After many crazy antics, Darrell Brooks speaks “from the heart” and is found guilty on all counts.

A white student tells all.

Darrell Brooks finally makes his opening statement.

A white man made Darrell Brooks a sandwich.

China treats British pilots better than their “own” government.

Who do you think teaches “African American History” class?

Officer who shot at Darrell Brooks testifies.

A nurse's tale.

Darrell Brooks goes on a 50-minute rant.

Day cut short by tornado warnings.

Darrell Brooks apologizes to witnesses.

Darrrell Brooks on his best behavior.

The story of a lonely Jew.

Darrell Brooks cross-examines his ex-girlfriend.

"I always ask 'why.'”

Darrell Brooks continues his bumbling defense.

Opening statements today.

Whitopia no more.

Not all of Generation Z is indoctrinated.

A beloved servant of decay.

You didn’t leave America; America left you.

From Philly to South Carolina.

A mother's lament.

Even 49 years later.

"Was the Hoover Institution really going to tackle this problem and effectively neutralize it?"

How the struggle for civil rights was fought.

Decolonization did nothing for Queen Elizabeth II.

Views from the frontline.

A tale of prayer and protection.

The wages of Brown vs. Board of Education.

Flying the old South African flag is.

"Even if I owed them as little as 30 cents in change, they’d stand there and wait for it."

"Then, as now, the black kids did not want to learn"

And nationalists, not ethno-nationalists.

Join us next Friday.

A tale of black brutality.

From a black high school to a multicultural military.

"Why I believed otherwise is now hard to understand."