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AMERICARENEWING (CRA Staff) - Introduction to the Red-Green Alliance Against Western Civilization

The term Red-Green Alliance refers to the growing left-wing political coalition of neo-Marxist progressives and anti-Western Islamists. Despite the inherent contradictions between these two ideologies (with progressives championing feminism and LGBTQ+ causes while Islam forbids homosexuality and restricts women), a de facto coalition has emerged. Both groups are united in their commitment to tear down the traditional American way of life.  The post Introduction to the Red-Green Alliance Against Western Civilization appeared first on The Center for Renewing America .

Citizenship means more than residence in a particular place. It is the recognition of a land, culture, and history as one’s own. It involves the adoption and defense of a common way of life. Citizens may disagree about the best path forward for their nation, but all are united in their commitment to protect it. The unwritten contract of citizenship is verbalized when public officers swear to uphold the Constitution and when schoolchildren say the pledge of allegiance. Adherents to ideologies that attack the foundational pillars of our society—freedom of speech, freedom of religion, Christian morality—cannot sincerely swear allegiance to the United States of America. Such is the case with Marxist-Islamism. The term Red-Green Alliance…Open

AMERICARENEWING (Andrew White) - Primer: Introducing the Campus Safety Tracker

The launch of the Campus Safety Tracker is designed to give citizens insight into the policies and political dynamics in the counties where these universities are located. Knowing the relative vulnerability of students to violent crime and illegal immigrant–driven chaos is an underappreciated but important data point when assessing whether a particular school is a good fit.  The post Primer: Introducing the Campus Safety Tracker appeared first on The Center for Renewing America .

Synopsis The value of higher education in America has never been more questionable. Student loan debt currently exceeds $1.83 trillion, and many graduates who are fortunate enough to enter the workplace with a dubious degree are ill-equipped to contribute.1 A recent report suggested that a substantial number of college students cannot do basic math,2 and the number of graduates struggling to find employment is rising.3 This is largely because universities are no longer in the business of education and civic preparation but have been wholly captured by progressive ideology.  The doubtful value of many college degrees and the intentional radicalization of students on many campuses are among the major factors leading Americans to question…Open