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April 16, 2020

Helpful Advice for Religious People Who Wish To Gather in the Time of Covid.

I understand that a lot of religious people are becoming angry and frustrated at “shelter in place” requirements that appear to preclude their gathering for religious services. While I’m not…

October 03, 2018

Why the “Grievance Studies” Hoax Was Not Unethical. (But it’s not very interesting, either.)

A lot of people are now having quite a bit of fun at the expense of “Gender Studies,” “Fat Studies,” “Feminist Social Work,” and similar fields after the revelation that…

June 16, 2018

Separation of Families is NOT Necessary for Detention.

I’ve noticed that many defenders of the hateful policy of separating families at the US border claim that this is “necessary” if they are going to be detained. That’s straightforwardly…

January 24, 2018

UnKoch My Campus Update: A Concerned Faculty Member at Brown Clarifies Their Letter

Blogger’s Note: This evening I received this following letter from a faculty member at Brown, who desires to remain anonymous to hide the fact that they are fictitious. In accordance…

October 13, 2017

A Modest Proposal: Make Academics Who Call for Papers to be Retracted Do Their Jobs!

In the light of both the Gilley case (“The case for colonialism”) and the Tuvel case (“In Defense of Transracialism”) I’ve been thinking a lot about what an appropriate response…

October 13, 2017

Discussion of Bruce Gilley’s “The case for colonialism” over at Cato Unbound.

My essay “Foreign Rule and Colonial Fictions” is now up at Cato Unbound‘s new issue “Perspectives on Colonialism”. This was written as a response to the absolutely excellent lead paper by…

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