Last call for Modjeska Simkins School’s spring session

If you’ve been thinking about attending the Modjeska Simkins School, you have until Wednesday, Feb. 25, to apply. If you sign up, you will be joining what’s shaping up to be a diverse and dynamic class. It includes teachers, musicians, veterans, … Continue reading → Source link www.scpronet.comRead More

Talarico Versus Hegseth on Christian Nationalism

Texas state legislator James Talarico got quite a bit of buzz for his semi-censored interview with Stephen Colbert, which went viral on YouTube. But as I noted at New York, the substance of what the Texan had to say about Christian Nationalism was significant too, particularly when compared to what’s being said at the Pentagon lately: At the annual National…Read More

A CRITIQUE OF FEMINISM AS IDEOLOGY

At a pro-revolutionary summer camp last August and a subsequent meeting we were confronted with a kind of feminist ideology which, in our view, is a real obstacle to free discussion. We think a debate on feminism is necessary. The following text is an in-depth contribution to it. It is a slightly abridged translation of an essay by the Argentina-based…Read More

Self-hating Closet Case Declares 'Women Are Made To Be F*cked'

I don’t normally like to write about Nazi incels, but occasionally Nick Fuentes just says something to his zillion followers that really must be mentioned, and in the context of his self-loathing incel existence, too. Right Wing Watch caught this bit of misogyny from him, and it deserves a response from a woman. He begins with his thesis and main…Read More

Long-awaited reports outline problems with Palisades infrastructure

In a road map for rebuilding infrastructure, the reports outlined nearly a billion dollars in projects through 2033, including more than $650 million for electrical undergrounding and $150 million for water system upgrades. city,long-awaited report,palisades fire,resiliency report,palisades community,palisades resident,aecom,vegetation,area,state law,water,december,water system,long-term recovery plan,city fire code Source link www.latimes.comRead More

Nigel Farage’s empty economic strategy

The financial crisis did not only mark a change in Britain’s economic fortunes – we also saw a change in political attire. As bankers became unpopular, Westminster visually distanced itself from financial services. The new uniform was the hard hat and high-vis jacket. The era of politicians cosplaying as industrialists and builders had begun. The latest to don the costume…Read More