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When the Boy Scouts are removing the “boy” part (and angering the Girl Scouts in the process), when engineers are being fired from Google for Wrongthink, when girls in pretty prom dresses are getting lambasted for cultural appropriation, we need to fight back, logically and eloquently and forcefully. You don’t have time to keep track of all the things that are going haywire in our culture, but at National Review, we have the writers and editors to call out the nonsense, to make the argument, in Chesterton’s words, “In Defense of Sanity.”
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