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Manners and Civilization
By
Jack Kerwick
Recently, Al Gore was permitted an opportunity to indulge his obsession with “global warming” at the Aspen Institute. The former Vice President had some rather choice words for critics of his anthropocentric conception of “climate change.” They are the same people, he declared, who continue “washing back at you the same crap over and over…
Thoughts on the Charge of “Anti-Semitism”
By
Jack Kerwick
A while ago, I received an email from a Jewish reader charging me with “anti-Semitism.” Since, being a mere Christian, I lack those unique insights into the dark recesses of the Gentile psyche with which Jews are apparently gifted, I can only speculate as to what it was I said that compelled my critic to…
Black and Libertarian: A Look at Walter E. Williams
By
Jack Kerwick
Walter E. Williams is associated with that paradoxical phenomenon typically known as “black conservatism.” However, while Williams is a fierce opponent of the leftist political ideology that has overcome the majority of his fellow black Americans—he is a rightist—it is not altogether accurate to describe him as a conservative. Unlike such black thinkers as George…
Black and Conservative: A Look at Thomas Sowell
By
Jack Kerwick
While it is true that the majority of black Americans lean leftward, and while it is no less true that the majority of black American intellectuals are full blown leftists, there are black American thinkers who have decidedly—and decisively—repudiated leftist ideology. Thomas Sowell is one such thinker. Sowell is a conservative in the classical or…
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