The ongoing attacks on higher ed in Kentucky
Anti-DEI, anti-tenure – they’re all part of a coordinated attack on higher ed by Republicans.
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Anti-DEI, anti-tenure – they’re all part of a coordinated attack on higher ed by Republicans.
How do you feel about having retired military and law enforcement patrolling your child’s school with a gun on their hip?
The Trump family is making the RNC their own, personal piggy bank. What does this mean for November?
Jamie is, at best, a Russian stooge, a lackey for Vladimir Putin. The boy might just be a Russian asset.
Blaming the homeless for their plight lets us off the hook, and allows us to sleep well at night, pray in our churches, and rationalize that the people experiencing homelessness aren’t the ones our faith or our compassion call us to care for.
The crazy theories of the Birchers are now the policy positions of Frankfort Republicans.
Once again, the Lege is looking at gutting our open records laws. What are they trying to hide?
It seems Sen. Phillip Wheeler has forgotten both whom he represents, and what his job is in Frankfort.
As one person succinctly put it, DEI is this year’s CRT. And just like last year, KY Repubs have constructed a straw man that they then can outlaw.
This time, the media is picking up on the obvious parallels.
The media has latched on to a narrative, just like they did in 2016. But we can point out the REAL narrative. Ivonne Rovira tells us how.
Reasonable bills, reasoned stances. And yet, it appears this senator is on the outside of his own party.
Some bills are obviously good, some are a mix of good and bad, and some are just bad. But these four go beyond bad and into “stupid.”
Does God have a favorite in the Super Bowl? You might think so, based on comments by athletes. Is it time for “separation of church and sport”?
It’s this year’s winner of the “How Bad a Bill Can We Write” award.