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A Call to Politically Homeless Progressives: Forge a New Ideological Direction

August 16, 2018 | by Guest Writer | 3 Comments

Progressive-minded people who reject the regressive, identitarian ideology of the modern Left must fight this ideology head-on, rather than surrender to it. Read more

Not In The Name Of Feminism: Nothing About the Defence of Professor Ronell is Feminist

August 15, 2018 | by CNLifestyle | 2 Comments

The scholars behind the letter supporting Prof. Ronell are sabotaging the plight of victims and the #metoo movement in ways that are truly reprehensible. Read more

This is How Facebook is Selling Us

August 13, 2018 | by Aaron Gleason | 0 Comments

Facebook has been reaching out to banks trying to make deals for information. What does this mean for clients? Read more

Yes, Boris Johnson is Offensive and Ridiculous, but that is Still No Reason to Gag Him

August 10, 2018 | by Guest Writer | 0 Comments

Boris Johnson has once again drawn the ire of the British public. But are we right to insist that he apologise or withdraw his comments? Read more

The Narrative of the ‘Lesser of Two Evils’: Is the Left to Blame for Trump?

August 9, 2018 | by Yazeed A. Bunyan | 1 Comments

Leftist purity and its acolytes are protesting against the status quo that they themselves helped create. “She doesn’t care! Voting for the lesser of two evils; there’s no point!” Those were the words of Kaleb Vanfosson, the president of the Students for Bernie club at Iowa State University, in reference to then-candidate of the Democrats […] Read more

Western Countries Should Stand with Canada and Revoke Ties with Saudi Arabia

August 8, 2018 | by CNLifestyle | 0 Comments

The coalition between the West and Saudi Arabia has been fractured with its response to Canada. It is time for the status quo to change. Read more

Anti-Vaxxers and the Persistent Myth of Harmful Vaccinations

August 7, 2018 | by Scott Jacobsen | 0 Comments

In this interview with Conatus News, Claire Klingenberg discusses vaccinations and the "anti-vaxxer" movement. Read more

Africa’s Achilles’ Heel: Superstition and the Imperative of Critical Inquiry

August 4, 2018 | by Leo Igwe | 0 Comments

Africa’s inability to move on from superstitious beliefs and toward critical inquiry is preventing the continent from keeping up with the rest of the world. A lot has been said and written about Africa and the continent’s inextricable bind to superstitions. Anthropologists have documented cases of unyielding magical manifestations and interpretations of reality. They have […] Read more

Capitalism’s Imperatives In The Tobacco, Alcohol, Food & Soda Industries Undermine Health. Here’s How

August 3, 2018 | by Alexey Kulikov | 0 Comments

Why do over 15 million people die prematurely each year due to noncommunicable diseases (NCD), and what can be done about that? Read more

Why Is The British State So Heavy Handed With Activists Critical of Islam?

August 2, 2018 | by Dana Forrest | 0 Comments

Technically, the treatment meted out by the British State to those strongly critical of Islam is legal. But is the reaction proportional or unreasonable? Do those who criticise Islam deserve to be imprisoned? One may expect to hear news like this from Islamic countries, but you might be surprised to know that governments in the […] Read more

It began with Rene Descartes and was called the Age of Enlightenment-Another Patriarchal mirror of truth.

You can see Hatun regularly on YouTube. They film her ongoing confrontations with Muslim men at Speakers Corner (wearing her…

It's good to be reminded of this courageous woman Stella, and would that the police had acted more alertly when…

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