Anti-Racism and Anti-Communism
George Mason University economics professor Bryan Caplan ponders the differences between anti-racist and anti-communist campaigns.
Communism
China’s Moral Disfigurement
The Communist Party has attacked, but not destroyed, the nation’s traditional ethics.
It’s Time for Cornell University to Reconsider Its Ties to the Chinese Communist Party
Students and faculty alike are reconsidering Cornell’s connections to Party institutions. Will Cornell’s leadership listen?
Chinese Apartheid and the Fragile Communist State
Let’s not forget that, amid its other abuses, the CCP maintains a rigid system of forced internal inequality.
Yankee Go Home
I suppose we should wonder if we are spreading the brain virus of American identity politics.
No, Condemning the CCP Is Not ‘Panic’
If there's a connection between condemnations of the CCP and violence targeting Asian Americans, Peter Beinart does not make it.
The Shah’s Undoing
A review of The Last Shah: America, Iran, and the Fall of the Pahlavi Dynasty, by Ray Takeyh.
What China Really Wants: A New World Order
Translated speeches from a leading Beijing figure pull back the veil on their plans to ‘buy out the U.S.’
Jane Fonda’s Vietnam Actions Were Worse Than You Think
A newly restored documentary spotlights her despicable Team Communism cheerleading.
Great Right-Wing Movies on Streaming Services
Two important movies, on Clarence Thomas and a Soviet atrocity, set the historical record straight.