Tag: affirmative action
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Mathematics is racist according to DEI proponents
in OpinionSome DEI proponents argue that mathematics is racist, promoting “ethnomathematics” as an alternative. But dividing math by race is not inclusion—it’s condescension. Here’s why math should remain universal, merit-based, and colorblind.
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Columbia University will Pay a $200M Fine; A Triumph for Meritocracy and Antisemitism
in OpinionColumbia University settles federal antisemitism probe with $200M fine and major reforms. A victory for meritocracy, student safety, and academic accountability.
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Why the Epstein Files Won’t Take Down Donald Trump
in PoliticsIs the Epstein scandal finally catching up to Donald Trump? Despite media pressure and public curiosity, Trump’s approval ratings continue to rise. Here’s why the Epstein files may not hurt him—and what voters really care about.
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Should People Be Hired Based On The Color Of Their Skin? Rep. Brandon Gil Says No
in OpinionRep. Brandon Gil challenges DEI expert Dr. Shaun Harper on whether race should influence hiring decisions. This exchange raises powerful questions about fairness, meritocracy, and the future of workplace equality.
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Systemic Racism, College Admissions, and the BLM Movement
in OpinionSystemic racism, affirmative action, and Black Lives Matter. Is BLM a movement for justice—or a political scam?
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Why Elon Musk turned to the Right
in OpinionElon Musk is one of the business leaders I admire most. With the U.S. elections approaching and Elon Musk putting his support behind Donald Trump, I wanted to understand why, especially since he was once more aligned with the Democratic Party. His shift in political alliances is particularly interesting given that only a few years…