Culture/Society

RuPaul, famous for 'RuPaul's Drag Race', revealed in a New Yorker interview that he plans to construct a "safety net" or bunker for protection.

America has made tremendous progress on race relations and we’re a long way from the eras of slavery and segregation; we’ve even had a black president. But the anti-American narrative CBS Mornings pushed on Friday would have viewers believe that America was only worth a pathetic letter grade of “C+” and that it would take a frightening “180 years” for there to be true “parity” between…

Missouri's Attorney General, Andrew Bailey, is suing Planned Parenthood for allegedly trafficking minors across state lines to undergo abortions without parental consent, a practice exposed in a viral video by Project Veritas. The organization accuses Planned Parenthood of taking minors from school with forged doctor's notes, taking them to Kansas for abortions, and promptly returning them.…

Singer-songwriter Olivia Rodrigo announced a partnership with the National Network of Abortion Funds, where ticket sales from the Houston stop of her GUTS World Tour will contribute to the support of women seeking abortions.

As part of Black History Month 2024, my organization, CURE, Center for Urban Renewal and Education, has announced the release of “The State of Black Progress,” published by Encounter Books. This is a follow-up to “The State of Black America,” published by CURE in 2022. The objective of these tomes is to showcase first-class scholarship to paint a comprehensive picture for thinking much…

The classic quiz show Jeopardy is facing backlash following the inclusion of neopronouns in a recent question. A contestant chose the "Parts of Speech" category and was presented with "Xem, Xyrs, Xemself," responding with "What are pronouns?" This prompted criticism, with many accusing the popular show of promoting "leftist, progressive topics" and "delusions." A clip of the incident garnered…

A video posted by a mother complaining about having to interrupt her OnlyFans streaming session to tend to her sick son has sparked backlash online. The video was posted on an account known for highlighting extreme behaviors and quickly received around 8 million views. Comments on the video voiced concern for the child and criticized the mother's selfish attitude.

The Michigan State Board of Education is discussing plans by the Attorney General, Dana Nessel, to implement warrantless entry into homes of homeschooling families for inspections. The proposal has been criticized for potentially going beyond merely registering homeschooling families, and could involve scrutiny of what is being taught or home entries. Critics argue it is government overreach,…

On this week's Woke of the Weak we saw just how far the left will go for attention.

Adam Rubenstein, a former New York Times employee, shared his experience of bias and isolation within the news organization in a piece for The Atlantic. Rubenstein faced criticism from colleagues on his first day for his liking of a Chick-Fil-A sandwich, and later for posing questions that didn't align with the perceived liberal leanings of the Times. He left the paper after feeling unwelcome…

California Governor Gavin Newsom has rejected ideas of a pre-determined week beyond which abortions should be unavailable.

An Ohio woman pled guilty to murdering her toddler after leaving her home alone while she took a vacation. The 16-month-old, Jailyn, was found dead in a soiled playpen, her death resulting from starvation and severe dehydration. According to neighbors, the mother's habitual abandonment was already a concern. The mother, Candelario, now faces a lifetime in prison with sentencing set for March…

The Associated Press (AP) is facing criticism for expressing opposition against the inclusion of fetal development videos in sexual education classes in certain states. The article focused on the video "Baby Olivia," an animated depiction of the various stages of fetal development. States including Kentucky, Missouri, West Virginia, and North Dakota endorse the video, arguing that students…

A Brooklyn school, PS 321, has introduced a "Black Lives Matter Principles Activity Book" as part of a lesson for Black History Month. The book explains the 13 tenets of the BLM movement to students as young as five through coloring and activity worksheets. It also includes content from the BLM's national demands, such as increasing black history education and advocating for more black…