Last week The Federalist published an important story detailing how various companies are “laundering” or “out-sourcing” their efforts to discriminate against so-called “non-diverse” employees on the basis of race, sex and orientation to non-profits, charities and public benefit corporations. It reported that [i]n response to ... READ MORE
A longtime lover of all things Dr. Seuss, one of my favorite books is “Oh, the Places You Will Go!” It is a popular gift for graduations and other milestone celebrations, but it resonates with me because it is all ... READ MORE
by Horace Cooper and Tom Homan For the last several years, there has been significant media attention paid to our nation’s struggle with immigration, with much of the focus on our southern border and the impact on the nation as ... READ MORE
Conservatives have for some time taken to quoting Saul Alinsky that would-be reformers should “[m]ake the enemy live up to its own book of rules.” Often the quote is deployed in tandem with frustration at how hard it is to do that ... READ MORE
Recent reports suggest that Gary Gensler, the hard-left Chairman of the Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC), has realized that his proposed carbon-disclosure rule is so sweeping and costly as to guarantee that the courts will strike it down. He is now mulling ... READ MORE
Concerns about ChatGPT – which is an amazing new artificial-intelligence program that can write better than the average Buzzfeed writer and perhaps (a harder test) the average undergraduate (unless it’s just a mirage) – sparked concern among both writers, who realized that they ... READ MORE
I was told recently by someone in a position to know that Larry Fink has been hurt by my having referred to him in these pages as a comic-book villain. My first reaction, this insight arising in a discussion with ... READ MORE
Friday, the 27th of January, is Holocaust Remembrance Day. The theme this year is “Memory, Dignity and Justice.” It’s fitting in so many ways, especially when the first victims of the Holocaust are considered. As part of a trip to ... READ MORE
Vis Raghavan, co-head of global investment banking at JPMorgan Chase, reported recently that most of the company’s employees had returned to working in the office. Maybe it’s time for CEO Jamie Dimon to spend a little more time there as well, as ... READ MORE
In its 2023 Global Outlook, BlackRock rued the close of what it called the Great Moderation, the 40-odd years since the policies of Reagan and Thatcher brought forth from the malaise of inflation and stagnation a great flourishing of human creativity ... READ MORE
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Category: Published Commentaries
States Can Stop the Outsourcing of Race Discrimination by Corporations
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Melissa Ortiz: Oh, the Places I Might Go!
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Illegal Immigration Makes Black Americans Less Safe
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Frustrate the New Discrimination With National Declaration Day
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Scott Shepard: If Carbon Emissions Are ‘Material Disclosures,’ So Is Everything Else
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The Wokification of Corporate Life Is No Kind of Capitalism
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With Davos 2023 Wrapped, How To Cease Being a Comic Book Villain
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Melissa Ortiz: Lost Lessons of the Holocaust
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Is Jamie Dimon Aware of the Partisan Double Standard Inside His Bank?
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BlackRock Accidentally Admits Role In Reversal of Economic Good Times
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