American Thinker AI By Yehezkel Schiff Currently, counseling demands affirming people’s LGBTQ+ identity. But some individuals want therapists who can help them break away from that identity.
To what shall I compare this my native land, as I draw near the latter end of my seventh decade on earth? Evening has fallen […] Source
William Makepeace Thackeray was born in Calcutta, India, two hundred and fifteen years ago, the son of an English colonial official. He was sent back […] Source
The brilliant historian William Manchester, in his work The Glory and the Dream, covers four tumultuous decades of American life, stretching from 1932 through 1972. In […] Source
AI:Drawing on the historical insights of William Manchester in "The Glory and the Dream," this piece examines the transformative forty-year period from 1932 to 1972, a tumultuous era that shaped the American identity through massive social shifts and economic transformations. The article reflects on the profound cultural evolution and structural changes occurring within those decades, framing them as a critical lens through which to understand the foundational elements of the country's development and the long-term consequences of past societal movements.Open
By J.R. Dunn What’s acceptable in racial commentary? Clown World is about to find out.
I am back in London and happy to be out of the heat wave on the Continent. My wife and daughter are spending the afternoon […] Source
By Andrea Widburg It’s helpful to understand why some people are a little bit worried about the growing, radicalized Islamic population in America and its rising political power.
By Eric Utter So much media. So much unreported news.
By Andrea Widburg The jihadists among us, taking a page from the successful radicals in the gay liberation movement, are no longer hiding their agenda.
By Joseph Puder A horde of unassimilated Muslims might fulfill Adolf Hitler’s dream of ridding Europe of its Jews.