…By analogy, the history of prior religious conflicts may offer lessons for defusing this one. For over a half-century, Belgians fought over whether their schools would be state run and…

…history. University of Florida law professor John Stinneford says, however, that these habits of free people are increasingly at risk. “I think we have all noticed in recent years that…

…department currently lists just two positions: “Contemporary African American History” and “African American History to 1820.” The Department of Comparative Studies lists three: “Indigenous Knowledge,” “Race, Science, and Technology,” and…

…Fantasy of Lewis Carroll”] Among Hamilton’s greatest legacies, The Federalist Papers are also among the most sacred texts in U.S. history. I say ‘sacred’ here only in a sociological sense:…

After showing a painting of the Prophet Muhammad in her art history class, Professor Erika López Prater was informed that her teaching contract at Hamline University in St. Paul, Minnesota,…

…to the history of political thought. Plato encapsulates his message in the story of a man who escapes from a subterranean world. There, everything was fantasies, shadows, and distortions. And…

…those who understand Enlightenment principles, scholarship, and intellectual inquiry far better than Corkins ever will. Those faculty who nettle him so naughtily include tenured professors of history Matthew Garrett and…

…to the ugly parts of our history as evidence of dashed hopes, as if the sins of slavery, segregation, and oppression override the timeless brilliance of our founding principles and…

…This sounds like expensive gobbledygook to me. And why do universities even have “sexuality” administrators, especially in a school that has 46 history professors, none of whom teaches a basic…

…of novelistic discourse. It is fascinating to think that, as the whole Greek universe collapsed over the course of the fifth century BC, Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides wrote history’s greatest…

…for the home team, which boded ill for editor Fiedler should he have failed to go along. For most of the history of science, authors of scientific papers typically identified…

…before: the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. So much for the people who created and sustained for millennia one of the most accomplished cultural and technological civilizations in human history….

…history in its shoddy and poorly researched 1619 Project, which is a travesty of the historical-critical method. History is now trivialized, and the qualified greatness of founders like Jefferson is…

…racial literacy for students, faculty, and staff.” This pedagogy is the politicized belief that “America’s long history of anti-Blackness and the recent increase in bias incidents facing AAPI communities,” not…

…high dudgeon for Princeton, while Summers in turn was ejected from Harvard in 2006 after a run-in with Harvard’s feminist activists. We bring up this history because Harvard has just…

…develop the foundational civics knowledge that every American should have. Some of his other educational videos with izzit.org include the First Amendment and the U.S. Constitution & Black History. Judge…

…whatever was made of the intelligence Roosevelt used to justify the decision. Here’s Lowman: Seldom has any major event in US history been as misrepresented as has US intelligence related…

…varying invocations of mule in black history and culture, to speak nothing of every use of mule in mankind’s annals. [Related: “The Woke Academy’s Rejection of the Rule of Law”]…

…attended a session titled “Unsettling Legacies In And Of Biological Anthropology’s Landscape.” This session—which started with a “Land Back Acknowledgement” explaining the history of the land on which the conference…

…yet, a similar majority across the political spectrum, 71%, do not believe that their children receive “an honest picture” of American history in school. Those are among the findings from…

…answer to all questions. Humanities fields that formerly required students to read the wide canon of Western literature and history now use graphic novels and television programs as their central…

…explained elsewhere, this paradox is peculiar to us. It reflects our history. The same classical liberalism that codified our new political order also slammed down the iron fist of revolution…

…witnessed throughout history. The Conspiracy Tradition—Stories, Fabrications, and Movements As Byford argues, the explanatory nature of conspiracy theories is the most important aspect of this phenomenon: Its persistence as a…

…humans. However, some modern Native Americans support these verifiably false origin stories. Anthropological research using hair has a long history and continues today. Although all narratives can be manipulated for…

…of $200,000 in debt). Law doesn’t need to be taught in graduate school. It is an undergraduate subject like English, accounting, history, and even music, and draws on those subjects…

…them grow and learn. I think they learned about flamenco culture and history working with me. I was impressed by their dancing, work ethic, attitudes, and openness to try new…

…to be more compassionate. [Related: “KGB Documents Show the Secret History of Ibram X. Kendi’s ‘Antiracist’ Movement”] If the political wings exist in approximate balance, the psychic energy of the…

…Murray, Education, in The New Cambridge Modern History “I have sometimes asserted that there is no occupation whose total economic product is greater than that of lawyers; and none whose…

…the Biden administration, a plethora of politicized federal policies have been introduced. In April 2021, the U.S. Department of Education (ED) attempted to change grant-funding rules for history and civics…

…barriers in the way of transparency. One professor affiliated with the University of Arkansas’s King Fahd Center, who had enthusiastically wanted to discuss the center’s history and operations, turned our…