At a moment of peak social media outrage, Taylor Lorenz’s debut book, ‘Extremely Online,’ feels quaintly dated

How to feel, and what to do, one month after the massacres

I’ve found a home on the progressive left for years—even after I noticed a common blind spot around Jewish issues. But the reaction to the murderous attacks on Israeli civilians was the final straw.

The problem isn’t that the system—of affinity groups, diversity officers, microaggression policing, and more—hasn’t included Jews until now. It’s that the system itself is dangerous.

And develops a new strategy for making minority groups permanent wards of the Democratic Party

The new criminal justice reform movement is destroying our ability to debate

The campaign against New York’s exam for specialized schools punishes the children of working-class immigrants in the name of racial equity

America’s higher education institutions preach social justice while running on the exploitation of adjunct workers

Forget about the oath to do no harm, future doctors are being forced to swear allegiance to racial dogmas

America needs a broad popular front to stop the revolution from above that is transforming the country

Funded by the federal government to improve U.S. national security, Middle East studies centers have become hotbeds of anti-American and anti-Israel activism

How the major institutions of American society all came to sing in the woke chorus, and what can be done about it

Christopher Eisgruber’s attachment to contradictory high principles is turning academic life on his Ivy League campus into a farce

Woke professionals acting as the indentured servants of a fearful oligarchy have become everything we were told to fear from Trumpism

To save critical race theory, high-achieving minorities must be recast as the beneficiaries of hereditary privilege