Rod Dreher’s Race Problem
In wading into the “shithole” debate, Dreher betrays the dark side of his reverence for Western civilization.
In wading into the “shithole” debate, Dreher betrays the dark side of his reverence for Western civilization.
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I argued that demographics favored the Democrats. I was wrong.
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When Google promises to "curb" extremism on its lucrative video platform, it means nothing more than keeping advertisers happy.
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The president doesn't pretend to represent all citizens—just his most hardcore supporters.
The white supremacists of the Trump era have no need to don the hood.
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