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A video of two white, male students being asked to leave a multicultural space and told there is no such thing as "white culture" has gone viral on social media and become the subject of criticism... ..."You're making this space uncomfortable," one of the students said and the student in the Biden t-shirt replied that he was being made uncomfortable. "But you're white," one of the students said. "Do you understand what a multicultural space ... it means you're not being centered." "White's not a culture?" the male student asked.... [video at link]

On Thursday night, Conservative Review Editor-in-Chief Mark Levin took on the rising tide of "populist nationalism" with a history lesson. Populism, Levin explained, is really just progressivism. The populist movement in America was the forerunner of the progressive movement, and both populism and progressivism share the same disdain for constitutionalism that conservatives reject.

Multiculturalism - Does Islam bring Cultural Enrichment or Cultural Impoverishment? One of the many ways that our Western Judeo-Christian civilisation can be shown to be superior to Islamic barbarism, is that when examined closely, Islamic culture is seen to be nothing but an impoverished subset of Judeo-Christian culture, with no original features. Consequently, Islamic culture cannot add anything to ours, it can only subtract and destroy. Every aspect of present-day Muslim culture that appears to be different from our own is in fact already contained within our culture, it's just part of the subset marked 'history'. So all those primitive...

HOUSTON — Big Hawk, a Houston rapper whose 2001 album reached No. 45 on Billboard's rap chart, was shot to death, police said Tuesday. Hawk, whose real name was John Edward Hawkins, was a member of the late DJ Screw's rap collective the Screwed Up Click and brother to rapper Fat Pat, who was killed in 1998. Hawk had planned to meet a friend Monday night but apparently arrived before the friend and walked to the side of the house where he was shot several times, police said. He died at the scene. Police do not have a suspect and...

When you dig deeper, nominees for best picture offer more than the expected viewpointMidway through the movie "Capote," the famous writer's lover is concerned over how manipulative Truman Capote is becoming in order to get the information he needs for his book "In Cold Blood." "Be careful what you do to get what you want," he tells Capote. It's a line that sounds simple, but then morality can be that simple, sometimes. And complex, other times. Parsing the Oscar nominations has become a multilevel game, what with the Vegas oddsmaking, the studio campaigning, the outfit-speculating and the endless opinionizing on...