It was a beautiful summer afternoon today in Warsaw. Sitting on a terrace in one of the city’s squares, I found myself talking to an executive who works for a local branch of a US-based multinational ...
I was browsing some AIDS-related news stories today and it struck me how one of the most often-quoted bits of wisdom about stopping AIDS in the developing world is that we need to spread awareness and ...
The U.S. government said that it would adopt the term “sexual rights” in discussing issues about gender identities and sexual orientation. The statement, originally made at a United Nations meeting, ...
The U.N. wants to force the developing world to accept the sexual revolution. The United Nations loves multiculturalism. Unless, of course, your culture doesn’t align with its progressive ideology on ...
This weekend, I went to Chinatown to buy peanut butter. I’m still not entirely sure how it happened. It is a well-known fact among American travelers in Buenos Aires that while meat, gelato, dulce de ...
Weird." I was reading a Daily Pennsylvanian column about young black men who believe they can become professional athletes. There are too many, and most of their dreams will be crushed, wrote the ...
Fiducia Supplicans, the declaration by the Vatican Dicastery for the Doctrine of Faith (DDF) permitting the blessing of same-sex couples and couples in other “irregular situations,” was perceived as ...
This article is personal for me. I received a call from my daughter informing me that my 27-year-old niece died in the Dominican Republic having surgery to change her physical appearance. She lost her ...
When it comes to curating a museum, cultural extraction means taking a cultural object — maybe an idol or figurine that had religious importance to a community centuries ago — and making it available ...
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