A collection of 11 posts
In two new books, a journalist and an academic offer competing explanations for the extremist ideological tendencies within left-wing cultural, academic, activist, and political institutions.
Opponents of wokeness sometimes say that “facts don’t care about your feelings.” But the federal judiciary does.
In an acclaimed new book, the German-American political scientist traces the rise of illiberal intellectual movements among modern progressives.
In a May 31st article, “The DEI Industry Needs to Check Its Privilege,” Friedersdorf argued that many Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs likely do little to further the cause of social justice, even as they help enrich the DEI experts who champion them.
An American Jewish community leader describes how puritanical ideologues are co-opting charitable organizations and activist groups.
I made pretty pictures that helped keep people enraged and mobilized. Then I asked myself: ‘Why am I doing this?‘
The connection with the Beit family and its financial generosity has continued almost unbroken since the founding of the College.
The culture war and the fight over liberal media bias.
The bigger problem was that its edict wasn’t about diversity at all. It was about corporate opportunism: seizing an already popular social value and prominently emblazoning it with the Goldman Sachs logo.
Toby Young talks to Bo Winegard, long-standing Quillette contributor and assistant psychology professor, about three of his articles: On the Reality of Race and the Abhorrence of Racism, Centrism: A Moderate Manifesto and The Preachers of the Great Awokening.
Sinners are threatened not by an angry god, but by a righteous mob.