John McWhorter

In our times, we are not surprised that in policy statements slogans will be valued over explanations and parsimony of words valued over complete . . . . Continue Reading »

J. L. A. Garcia During the 1980s, Glenn Loury was one of the most influential and formidable conservative thinkers on race in America. But beginning in the mid—1990s, he began to move leftward on the political spectrum. In addition to criticizing major conservative thinkers in print, . . . . Continue Reading »