Jennifer Gratz, a victor in the U.S. Supreme Court case Gratz v. Bollinger, which ruled the University of Michigan’s points-for-race …
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WORLD‘s Marvin Olasky makes an important point in his latest article about freedom to dissent. It should be common ground …
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A prospective student says the Community College of Baltimore County rejected his application because he’s a Christian. The American Center …
Read More »New Negro Vote: Common Core, Immigration Reform, and Obamacare, Part 2
(BCN editor’s note: see Part 1.) Let’s move on to illegal immigration reform, which in my opinion is the most …
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Despite having strict anti-gun laws, Chicago rates high in violent crimes. It seems every week we’re reading about shootings and …
Read More »Georgia Governor Expands Gun Rights
Through the Never Again Project, gun rights advocates like Star Parker, Ken Blackwell, and Kenn Blanchard speak out against attempts …
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Most would agree that life begins at conception. A human sperm and human egg connect to form a human fertilized …
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Earlier today we reported on the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision to uphold a voter-approved law in Michigan that bars …
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