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Episode 40: Electoral Morality in an Age of Genocide
It’s that time again—election time!
A time when normal people go to the polls and vote for the candidates they feel will do the most good for the most people, because those voters realize:
a) that’s all elections can ever really deliver,...
Episode 39: “Would You Like Some Racism With Your Measles?”
In this commentary, I respond to RFK Jr.’s recent anti-Arab rant in Michigan, in which he claimed that 500 million Arabs worldwide contribute basically nothing to the world. It was a shockingly racist and ignorant diatribe, made all the wor...
Episode 38: The Male “Loneliness Epidemic” is Manosphere-Lite Bull$h!t
The problem, as with the backlash against feminism, is frustrated male entitlement. But that’s the fault of patriarchal promises, not women
In this commentary, I analyze the “male loneliness epidemic” and place it alongside the male backla...
Episode 37: The Cruelty and Cravenness of Vivek Ramaswamy
In this commentary, I remind listeners of the sordid history of Vivek Ramaswamy, candidate for Governor in Ohio. From ripping off investors in a biotech scam to now lying about his opponent, Amy Acton, in his campaign for the state’s highes...
Episode 36: The Right Attacks “Dependence” But Is Its Biggest Supporter
In this commentary, I point out the inconsistency of those who condemn anti-poverty programs for supposedly promoting “dependence” on government. The fact is, these folks don’t dislike dependence at all. They love it, so long as it’s depend...
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Anti-racism educator and author of nine books on racial inequity in America
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