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Disparate Impact
Google settled a racial bias lawsuit for $50 million. Merrill Lynch paid $20 million. Maryland taxpayers will have to pay $3 million to make a racial discrimination suit go away. “This is ridiculous! Taxpayers should not be…
The forgotten lawyer who fought Jim Crow
In the early months of 1927, the U.S. Supreme Court decided two cases that might not initially appear to share anything in common. In Tyson and Brother v. Banton, the Supreme Court struck down a New York law forbidding the…
A Racial Incident in the Sky
That is a click-bait headline. We hadn’t taken off yet, so we weren’t actually in the sky. And it didn’t turn into a racial incident, although I suspect it was intended to be such. My wife and I have just spent a couple of…
DEI Takes Hit as California College Drops Race-Based Scholarship
This month saw yet another win against DEI in higher education, as a major California university recently dropped a racial scholarship under threat of lawsuit. In July, I wrote about how the University of California at San…
No Kings, Venezuela, Peace Negotiations, “Big Balls,” and Karine Jean-Pierre
I was on television last night with the great Rita Panahi. The segment started with Lefties Losing It, which naturally focused on the “No Kings” protests organized by the Democratic Party. I came on at about 7:49, and we…
Is Race-Baiting Over? | Power Line
Heather Mac Donald optimistically declares “The end of the race hustle.” Heather’s article is long, and data-rich. I recommend reading it all. She credits President Trump with being uncowed by the Left’s accusations of…
FBI Agents Fired, Finally | Power Line
In the bad old days of 2020, a number of FBI agents participated in George Floyd demonstrations and knelt in deference to that supposed martyr: Some agents who engaged in such conduct were reassigned (to what?) last spring,…
Council Members Walk Out During Tribute to Charlie Kirk
The move to honor Charlie Kirk’s legacy and denounce political violence remains a cause for controversy on the Left, including for members of the Cuyahoga County Council. President Dale Miller’s decision to honor Kirk during…
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