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THE BROKEN BOYS OF KENOSHA: JACOB BLAKE,KYLE RITTENHOUSE, AND THE LIES WE STILL LIVE BY

We thought we knew everything about the shootings of Jacob Blake and the killings of Kyle Rittenhouse. We don't. This is what really happened.

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Roland Fryer’s research routinely upended the woke orthodoxies dominating academia. But not on purpose; Fryer isn’t partisan. He’s only interested in digging up truth, no matter what it is. Then, in 2018, Fryer’s career was suddenly cut short. Drawing on previously unreported documents and interviews with dozens of Fryer’s friends and colleagues, we reveal his cancellation for what it was: an ideological purge.

HARVARD CANCELED ITS BEST BLACK PROFESSOR. WHY?

There's a well-established narrative about Kanye West's run for president: this is an off-his-meds lunatic running a vanity campaign to feed his bottomless ego. In 2020 that narrative was wrong. Is Kanye crazy? Or is he the only sane guy in the room?

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KANYE 2020 WAS NOT "CRAZY."

LOS ANGELES IS LIVING A "SOCIAL JUSTICE" NIGHTMARE.

Four years ago, in the heat of our “social justice” summer, the people of Los Angeles decided to make a man named George Gascon their District Attorney. Gascon’s politics had met their moment; he was a pure vessel of Black Lives Matter orthodoxy, denouncing the legal system as inherently racist and promising to slash criminal penalties and empty jails.

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Once he assumed office, Gascon held to his word. He stopped enforcing many misdemeanor crimes. He gave thousands of prisoners early release. He slashed felony sentences. He hamstrung prosecutors with new rules on bail and parole.

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Gascon is up for re-election in November. We went to Los Angeles to investigate how his experiment has been going, to watch Gascon's grand visions collide with reality.

CORPORATE DEI IS NOW A RECIPE FOR LAWSUITS

In the Spring of 2018, a downtown Philadelphia Starbucks made national news when two black men were arrested and escorted out by police. They’d been sitting in the Starbucks but refused to make a purchase, which is technically a violation of the company’s rules. When they refused to leave, the store manager had them arrested. The manager who made the call was fired, and so was her boss. For the public, this is how the drama ended: two white employees fired for flagrant racism.​

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One of those fired employees responded by suing Starbucks, claiming she was a public relations sacrifice. And she ultimately wins a massive, multi-million dollar decision in federal court.

This isn’t a one-off: it’s a glimpse into the future. 

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