Black Slavery Exists Today in Muslim-Dominated African Nations, but No One’s Talking About It Originally published on The Stream September 5, 2019 Dr. Charles Jacobs Today, an estimated 529,000 to 869,000 black men, women, and children […]
Five Things They Don’t Tell You about Slavery Originally published on National Review September 5, 2019 Rich Lowry It didn’t begin or end in the United States The same people most obsessed with slavery seem to […]
Originally published by the Gatestone Institute September 4, 2019 Uzay Bulut Every year, Nigeria’s Boko Haram, which has gained a foothold in the neighboring African countries of Cameroon, Chad and Niger, appears to be growing […]
Daring to Suggest that All Cultures are Not Equal Originally published on FrontPageMag August 30, 2019 Jason D. Hill The Acting Provost of DePaul University issues a formal censure against me. It is a common canard among […]
Slavery then and now Originally published in The Boston Globe August 26, 2019 Jeff Jacoby On Saturday, Virginia commemorated the 400th anniversary of the arrival of the first enslaved Africans in what would later become the […]
Blackface, Staple of Arab Comedy, Faces Surge of Criticism Originally published in The New York Times August 18, 2019 Declan Walsh CAIRO — On the Libyan comedy show, the punch line was in the baby carriage. […]
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