A disturbing new trend is on the rise in America. Women have begun selling adult content online — and leaving their hard-earned careers to do it full-time. Some teachers set out to simply supplement their income‚ and in some cases‚ what starts as a side gig becomes the main one. In one case‚ a teacher was placed on leave after her OnlyFans page was discovered. The teacher‚ Brianna Coppage‚ made $42‚000 a year as a teacher. She is now making close to $1 million on OnlyFans after just starting her account this summer. “I don’t want to fight the school district; I’m just ready for peace‚” Coppage said when she resigned. “I knew nothing was ever going to be the same if I went back‚ so this was the best option‚” she added. Even ex-supermodel Carol Alt‚ who is 63 years old‚ has set up an OnlyFans account. “I’m taking control of my image by joining OnlyFans‚” Alt said‚ noting that she’s “doing tastefully done nude photos.” “I’d be concerned that it wouldn’t be tasteful‚” Pat Gray mocks.“So I’m really comforted that she’s doing it tastefully.” OnlyFans creation has spread to the UFC now too. Fighter Ailin Perez started her own page and made $30‚000 in just four days after winning her fight over the weekend. That’s in stark contrast to the $24‚000 she made from winning the fight‚ which has taken years of practice to be able to do. “I’m taking advantage of OnlyFans because that’s where I’m making my money‚” Perez said. “My OnlyFans is not pornography‚” she continued‚ “It is art.” “Tells you where we are as a society and a civilization‚ doesn’t it?” Gray asks. Want more from Pat Gray?To enjoy more of Pat's biting analysis and signature wit as he restores common sense to a senseless world‚ subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America‚ defend the Constitution‚ and live the American dream.

A Chicago-area school district has begun offering segregated advanced-level courses for black and Latino students as part of a larger effort to combat racism‚ which it calls "the most devastating factor" in academic achievement disparities.Last spring‚ Evanston Township High School began offering several race-based higher-level courses‚ including algebra 2‚ pre-calculus‚ AP calculus‚ and advanced English. These so-called "affinity" courses do not just seemingly discriminate against white students but also other minority students‚ as AXLE — which stands for Advancing Excellence‚ Lifting Everyone — is geared toward black students‚ while Ganas — a Spanish term that the New York Post translated as "giving it all you got" — is designed for Latino students.Superintendent Marcus Campbell recently defended the programs‚ arguing that they provide "a different‚ more familiar setting to kids who feel really anxious about being in an AP class." And at least one black student who has participated in an affinity course confirmed that the segregated setting made him feel more comfortable. "In AP classes that are mostly white‚ I feel like if I answer wrong‚ I am representing all black kids. I stay quiet in those classes‚" the unnamed student said.The programs have also demonstrated marginal success‚ as "students of color" have recently performed better on AP tests than they had in years past‚ the Post reported. However‚ the Post did not specify which racial groups had begun performing better or whether students attending race-based AP courses had outperformed those taking AP courses with students of all races.Of ETHS' approximately 3‚600 students‚ 25% are black and 20% are Latino‚ but the affinity courses do not appear to be very popular among those groups. Just one out of every seven Latino students and one out of every nine black students at ETHS has taken an affinity course.Since the Brown v. Board of Education decision of 1954‚ federal law has strictly prohibited racial segregation in public schools‚ and many legal scholars have cried foul about the practices in Evanston‚ as well as similar practices in Minneapolis‚ Seattle‚ San Francisco‚ and Oakland. David Bernstein of George Mason Law School called such race-based courses "blatantly unconstitutional." "There is no way that could possibly pass legal muster if someone sued‚" he added.However‚ the Wall Street Journal indicated in its reporting late last month that affinity courses may not violate the law because they are voluntary. "Federal antidiscrimination laws prevent public schools from mandatorily separating students by race‚ but education lawyers say optional courses can comply with the law‚" the outlet wrote‚ according to the Washington Free Beacon.The district also noted that affinity courses are no longer "restricted" to members of certain racial groups. "If push came to shove and you look at the master schedule‚ and a kid needs calculus that period and there’s nothing else that works and that kid is white‚ of course we’ll put them in the affinity class‚" Superintendent Campbell claimed‚ focusing on the logistics of student scheduling and overcrowding rather than issue of racial discrimination. ETHS course descriptions currently say that affinity classes are "open to all students" but are "intended to support students who identify as 'latinx' or 'black‚'" the Evanstonian reported back in August.The issue also extends beyond race-based classes. The Evanston Township school board has made ending overall disparities in racial achievement outcomes its stated goal: "Recognizing that racism is the most devastating factor contributing to the diminished achievement of students‚ ETHS will strive to eliminate the predictability of academic achievement based upon race."This move by the school board should come as no surprise‚ as the city of Evanston has made several attempts in the last few years to eradicate racism by governmental fiat. In 2019‚ the city council declared Evanston to be "an anti-racist city." Two years later‚ Evanston became the first city in America to approve reparation payments for black people.Despite these overtures‚ black students have still struggled academically. "Our black students are‚ for lack of a better word — and I hate using this word‚ but they are at the bottom and they are being outperformed constantly‚" school board vice president Monique Parsons said last month. "It’s not good. We’re always chasing this and trying to figure it out."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A German court delivered its verdict Tuesday concerning those responsible for the barbaric September 2020 gang-rape of a 15-year-old German girl in the northern city of Hamburg. Of the eleven men initially charged in relation to the gang-rape of the minor — only four of whom were technically German — two were acquitted. Nine were found guilty. Eight got probation‚ not exceeding two years. Only one is headed to prison. There has been significant backlash following the release of eight convicted rapists‚ prompting officials to condemn critiques of the judgment‚ particularly those of an "anti-migrant" nature. What's the background? Spiegel reported that the victim attended a party on the festival lawn in Hamburg's over 350-acre city park on Sept. 19‚ 2020. Four of the men dragged the girl‚ then intoxicated‚ into a bush and raped her. One of the rapists added insult to grievous injury and stole her phone and wallet. Two other men then joined in‚ raping the victim. After the initial series of attacks‚ the victim reportedly began stumbling away‚ right into the arms of yet another rapist from the pack. The rapist who intercepted her near the festival meadow was then joined by three additional rapists‚ who are suspected to have all similarly sexually assaulted the victim. Owing to the uncertainty about whether the final three all raped the victim‚ one rapist was acquitted. The brutal gang rape lasted nearly three hours. According to German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung‚ after her violent dehumanization‚ the victim managed to get onto a train. However‚ her aggressors‚ understanding that she was traveling alone‚ followed her. Fortunately‚ she fled to a group of people who "recognized her condition and called the police." DNA evidenced implicated nine of the rapists. There was also video evidence‚ but Spiegel indicated that the footage was "irretrievably deleted shortly after the crime" such that neither investigators nor the court could confirm what genetic evidence made abundantly clear. An eleventh defendant charged with aiding and abetting and filming the rape was acquitted earlier this year. While four of the rapists were allegedly of German nationality‚ another four reportedly had Afghan‚ Kuwaiti‚ Armenian‚ and Montenegrin nationalities. The Morgenpost Verlag GmbH indicated one was born in Iran‚ another in Libya‚ and a third in Egypt. The court has not indicated the nationality of two of the rapists. Trial Although the rapists were ages 17 to 21 at the time of the horrific crime‚ they were tried in a youth court. The trial‚ where the court prohibited media coverage‚ began in May 2022 and lasted 68 days. Ninety-six witnesses and several experts ultimately gave testimony. Among the so-called expert witnesses was psychiatrist Nahlah Saimeh. Saimeh intimated that the gang rape may have been a means to let off some of the "frustration" that supposedly comes with "migration experiences and socio-cultural homelnessness." Saimeh said rapists "who live on the margins of society‚ completely uprooted culturally‚ linguistically and socially" might face a "mix of emotions of anger‚ sadness‚ powerlessness‚ depression‚ fantasies of grandeur as a compensation attempt to cope with one's own misery‚ and drug use." "Disordered‚ unprepared migration experiences and socio-cultural homelessness increase the risk of addiction and psychosis‚" said the so-called expert. Sex‚ she continued‚ could serve as a "means of releasing frustration and anger." The psychiatrist further suggested that gang rape fosters identity and strengthens group feeling. The rapists' lawyers called for acquittals‚ suggesting that the traces of their semen on the victim's clothing did not prove the sex was forced. While presiding Judge Anne Meier-Goering acknowledged that "none of the defendants uttered a word of regret" during the trial‚ she nevertheless sentenced eight of the rapists to probation‚ of no more than two years. Only one rapist‚ a 19-year-old‚ received prison time. He was sentenced to two years and nine months in prison without parole. Matthias Jahn from the Goethe University Frankfurt told ZDFHeute that the court took into account the fact that none of the rapists had previously been sentenced to a youth prison or had been convicted of sexual offenses. The court's decision can still be appealed. Apparently Germany has previously been willing to lock up gang rapists. Ten migrants — eight Syrians‚ an Iraqi‚ and a Algerian who similarly said their victim had consented — were sentenced to prison in July 2020 for gang-raping an 18-year-old woman in Freiburg. The maximum prison sentence dished out was five years and six months. Backlash Spiegel indicated that those involved in the trial have been subjected to overwhelming criticism and hostilities since the rapists were set free. "We are observing the hostility in connection with the proceedings and the verdict with great concern‚" said Kai Wantzen‚ a spokesman for the court. Wantzen suggested that the hateful messages targeting Meier-Goering and others have both crossed the line into criminal offenses and "reached a new‚ worrying level in terms of intensity and mass." The Hamburg Judges Association noted it was concerned over the "unbearable agitation against a colleague who had fulfilled the task assigned to her under the Basic Law in this difficult case." Heike Hummelmeier‚ chairwoman of the association‚ said‚ "The calls for violence against the judge – which also have an anti-migrant background – are completely unbearable." Arne Timmermann‚ a criminal defense attorney on the board of the Hamburg Working Group for Criminal Defense Lawyers‚ suggested that in the case of outrage over Saimeh's controversial remarks to Spiegel‚ she was being taken out of context. "The psychiatrist creates a general profile of perpetrators (perpetrators who live on the fringes of society‚ completely uprooted culturally‚ linguistically and socially) and argues with racist stereotypes‚" said Timmermann. "The reader gets confirmation of what he always thought about 'gang rapists.'" While the perception that Saimeh meant to write off gang rape as an opportunity to vent migrant frustrations generated outrage‚ it did not seem to register nearly as much anger as the court's decision to set the rapists free. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

The parents of a 9-year-old boy accused by a Deadspin writer of wearing blackface during a Kansas City Chiefs football game threatened to sue the outlet and demanded a retraction and apology‚ NewsNation reported.What's the background?The writer of the article‚ Carron J. Phillips‚ used a photo for his Deadspin piece showing only half of Holden Armenta's face‚ which was black. Problem is‚ the other half of Holden's face was red — one of the Chiefs' team colors: — (@) What's more‚ Holden's mother stated on her Facebook page that her son actually is Native American. The Armenta family noted they are part of the Chumash tribe of California and used to live on a reservation‚ Fox News said.Dubiously‚ Phillips wrote in his Deadspin piece that Holden "found a way to hate Black people and the Native Americans at the same time."Holden's father told Fox News' Jesse Watters that he's "mad" and "upset" about the toll the controversy has taken on his son: "He's pretty devastated."Parents reportedly hire law firmAccording to a letter NewsNation said it obtained‚ Holden’s parents — Shannon and Raul Armenta — hired Clare Locke LLP to threaten action against Phillips‚ Deadspin‚ G/O Media‚ and Great Hill Partners.“These Articles‚ posts on X‚ and photos about Holden and his parents must be retracted immediately. It is not enough to quietly remove a tweet from X or disable the article from Deadspin’s website‚" the letter reads‚ according to NewsNation. "You must publish your retractions and issue an apology to my clients with the same prominence and fanfare with which you defamed them."NewsNation added that Clare Locke helped Dominion Voting Systems win a $787.5 million settlement against Fox News.Anything else?Blaze News writer Carlos Garcia pointed out that Phillips‚ in his effort to double down against numerous critics railing against him‚ used a non-sequitur that accused them of hating Mexicans."For the idiots in my mentions who are treating this as some harmless act because the other side of his face was painted red‚ I could make the argument that it makes it even worse‚" Phillips wrote in an X post‚ which now appears to have been deleted. "Y’all are the ones who hate Mexicans but wear sombreros on Cinco."In addition‚ a recent update to his Deadspin article notes that the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians released a statement "condemning" the "wearing regalia as part of a costume or participating in any other type of cultural appropriation." Strangely‚ the full statement from the tribe‚ which is included in the update‚ does not use the word "condemn" — rather that the tribe "does not endorse" the aforementioned activities.Holden's father acknowledged in his interview with Watters that he's seen a "whirlwind of comments" about his son's headdress and that some tribal members "think it's OK‚ some think it's not OK" but that ultimately "it's a 9-year-old boy supporting his team." — (@) Holden's dad also told Watters that it’s "a little too late" for an apology from Phillips because the "damage is already done."What's more‚ Phillips on Thursday posted a pair of entries on the X platform calling attention to a Native American tribe's reaction to Holden wearing a headdress. Phillips didn't use words to preface his pair of posts; instead he employed "eyeball" emojis‚ which typically are used as a "Look at this!" signal to readers. In response‚ X users became furious and were in the process of ratioing each entry into oblivion (i.e.‚ when comments outnumber likes) and blasting him. It appears‚ however‚ that the X posts in question have been deleted.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Major college football never needed a postseason playoff. The game was perfectly fine when the opinions of sports writers and coaches determined a mythical national champion. No one was harmed when sports fans argued throughout the off-season about which team really deserved to be ranked No. 1. The players on teams that finished second or third didn’t suffer post-traumatic stress disorder. College football used to be unique. Every game mattered. The final score of every game mattered. Even if powerhouse Nebraska scheduled a mid-major‚ the margin of victory contributed to the perception of the Cornhuskers. I say all of this because I’m not going to shed any tears for Florida State. The Seminoles finished their season 13-0‚ winners of the Atlantic Coast Conference championship‚ but were left out of the four-team playoff because‚ in the opinion of the selection committee‚ one-loss Texas and one-loss Alabama are better than FSU. Twenty-five years ago‚ Florida State’s players would have been thrilled with an ACC championship and a bowl matchup. The new system has made them victims. Here we go with pesky opinions. They still matter in major college football. The playoffs were supposed to eliminate opinions and allow everything to be determined on the field. But as long as a selection committee exists‚ opinions are going to matter in college athletics. You can’t escape opinions unless you further dilute what had been sports’ greatest regular season by expanding the playoffs to 24 teams or more. It’s time to admit that the people who have been trying to improve college football have actually ruined it. The pursuit of more financial riches has professionalized college football and increased the corruption in the sport. Florida State fans believe the selection committee invited Texas and Alabama to the playoffs because ESPN and ABC have exclusive broadcast rights to SEC football beginning in 2024‚ which will include Texas‚ hence overriding the network’s ACC affiliation. College football was never pure. But it was different. Many of its young players felt a genuine connection to the schools that overlooked their high school transcripts and SAT scores and invited them on campus to learn‚ socialize‚ and play a game. That isn’t true any more. Athletes now feel entitled. Why shouldn’t they? Corporate media programmed them to believe only two things really matter: money and competing for a national title. In the pursuit of money‚ the college season has been expanded‚ conferences have been blown up and made irrelevant‚ and the only bowl games that matter are tied directly to the playoffs. Happiness is based on expectations. Twenty-five years ago‚ Florida State’s players would have been thrilled with an ACC championship and a bowl matchup against Georgia. The new system has made them victims. A great crime has been committed against Florida State. Everybody is a victim these days. Ohio State just finished its season 11-1. The school’s starting quarterback‚ Kyle McCord‚ announced yesterday he’s hitting the transfer portal. College athletics are now no different from the NBA or NFL. The players are mercenaries. That’s not said to demonize the players. It’s said to demonize the school presidents‚ administrators‚ coaches‚ and members of the media who failed to protect what was special about college athletics while attempting to generate more revenue. Bad leadership produces entitled young people and corrupt systems. Not one thing about college football has improved in the last 40 years. There were far superior ways to compensate college athletes than name‚ image‚ and likeness. NIL and the transfer portal were initiated as reactions to the NCAA’s lack of vision and the establishment media’s lack of sophisticated ideas. This is a group failure. It isn’t going to be fixed when the playoffs are expanded to 12 teams. There will be a whiny Florida State every year. College football is just another reality television show. Reality TV is scripted. Alabama and Texas are bigger stars than Florida State. The networks don’t care about competition. They care about ratings. That’s why the networks spent all season trying to convince viewers that Deion Sanders was the second coming of Bear Bryant. What’s funny is if Deion coached Florida State‚ the Seminoles would have qualified for the playoffs with a 12-1 record.

Last week’s debate between Ron DeSantis and Gavin Newsom was so brutal that many have speculated that the California governor’s career may have sustained irreparable damage. DeSantis came armed with facts and visual aids‚ which left his opponent floundering. Many have likely seen the children’s book excerpt DeSantis presented at the event – a page from a book commonly taught in California elementary schools called “Gender Queer‚” which was so pornographic that parts of it had to be blurred out on national television. But that wasn’t the only physical evidence he wielded against Newsom. He also brought a “poop map” that shows the locations of human feces found within the city limits of San Francisco. The geographic depiction of the city is quite literally solid brown‚ as there are innumerable documented sites. “California does have freedoms that other states don't. You have the freedom to defecate in public‚” DeSantis fired‚ before presenting the map. Newsom had nothing but his phony politician’s laugh to add. “They're not the freedoms our founding fathers envisioned‚” DeSantis continued. “But they have contributed to the destruction of the quality of life in California‚ and the results speak for themselves. … Human feces is now a fact of life‚ except when a communist dictator comes to town; then they cleaned up the streets; they lined the streets with Chinese flags.” Ouch. Want more from Dave Rubin?To enjoy more honest conversations‚ free speech‚ and big ideas with Dave Rubin‚ subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America‚ defend the Constitution‚ and live the American dream.

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