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Alexander Riley is a professor of sociology at Bucknell University in Pennsylvania.
We can keep MLK day, but we should also mark the days on which Christian monarchs lost their heads to revolutionary zeal.
The Trump presidency provided abundant opportunities for us to see the left professoriate in its true, disturbing colors.
In Human Diversity, Charles Murray summarizes the evidence from neuroscience and behavioral genetics that some significant portion of the causes of social disparities along sexual, racial, and class lines are based on genetic inheritance.
In this new Review section feature, Chronicles authors and editors recommend significant books and authors from the opposite end of the ideological spectrum.
Americans have venerated capitalism as a species of religion, in which material wealth has become God and a strong work ethic is the ritual way toward the sacred, Eugene McCarraher argues in The Enchantments of Mammon
How much do you remember about the 9/11 attacks? You almost certainly remember the basics, but do you remember how many Americans and their stories were killed that day?
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