by Peter Schiff, Schiff Gold: On one hand, the Band of Japan says that it wants long-term interest rates to be dictated by market forces. But on the other hand, the BoJ has been spending 6 trillion yen per month buying bonds to prop up its currency. In other words, it’s doing everything in the world to […]

by Joseph P. Farrell, Giza Death Star: If you’re a member of this website or a regular follower on its forums, you will know that over the past couple of years there has been an increasing inability for me to schedule regular events such as vidchats. The reason for this is very simple: weather, and, […]

by Geoffrey Grinder, Now The End Begins: Ahead of Dr. Anthony Fauci’s public testimony Monday before the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic, Republicans released a transcript of their January sit-down with the pandemic pariah. Here we are on Day 1,541 of 15 Days to Flatten the Curve, and there are several things we would […]

by D. Parker, All News Pipeline: We have a serious question for leftists out there: what if they’re wrong in their circular-logic assertion that President Trump is the next Hitler? We’ve all heard the constant refrain from the left, ad nauseam, for years — despite the inconvenient fact that he spent four years in power and […]

by Martin Armstrong, Armstrong Economics: Inflation can be felt at every tax bracket. Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari came out this week and said the public “viscerally hates high inflation,” and for good measure. Everyone is seeing the impacts of inflation on their quality of life. Those defined as rich, the demographic […]

Some universities are repealing and replacing their diversity, equity, and inclusion policies.  At the end of May, the University of North Carolina system voted to repeal and replace its DEI policy for a new policy that “aims to ensure efforts to support students on UNC System campuses do not infringe on academic freedom, equal opportunity, or institutional neutrality,” according to the university.  In Utah, the state recently passed legislation to halt all DEI activities in the state’s universities.  Conservatives have long raised concerns over the harmful implications of DEI programs, which Bob Woodson argues are “institutionalizing racism in the name of addressing social injustice.” Bob Woodson (Photo: Woodson Center) Woodson, founder of the Woodson Center and author of “Red, White, and Black: Rescuing American History from Revisionists and Race Hustlers,” says “it’s insulting to black America to assume that social justice can only be achieved by changing the rules, dumbing down standards, and compromising the basic integrity. We fought in the Civil Rights Movement so that we can move beyond race and define ourselves by the content of our character, but this is turning the clock back.” Woodson proposes a simple test to determine whether DEI programs are helping or harming Americans. “Any time anyone presents something to you that’s supposed to be helpful to you,” Woodson says, “you must ask yourself: ‘If now that I’ve heard that message, what am I inspired to do that can improve the quality of my life? If I were to follow what these people are telling me, what impact would it have in improving the quality of my life?’” Listen to the full conversation with Woodson on “The Daily Signal Podcast” below: The post DEI Is Being Ditched. Here’s Why. appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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