Perspectives

Alabama State Senator Scott Beason has turned out to be the principal opponent of a new textbook, the Bible and Its Influence, backed by liberals for schools which want to teach about the Bible.

This year, gutsy kids stayed home from school on the Day of Silence (with their parents’
permission) and let school officials know why.

As an incident in Toledo, Ohio unfolds, it seems that civil rights may not be as secure as most Americans think.

Far from the 8-10 percent figures that some cite, the number of homosexuals in America is only 2.9 percent of the 18 and older population, according to researchers from Hunter College.

The Students for a Democratic Society is having a reunion, in the Obama campaign.

Like many other critics of Joe McCarthy, Ronald Kessler would be more persuasive if he knew something of the subject.

What does it take to get academics off the Clinton bandwagon? A left-wing candidate they find more lovable.

A recent conference on “The Future of Human Rights” raises the question of whether human rights advocacy masks a dual agenda of economic distribution and entitlement expansion.

The blogsphere went nuts Wednesday over the story of Athens, Texas teen, 13-year-old Melanie Bowers.

Wait unti you see what is in them. We have come a long way from corsages.

The U.S. Air Force Academy is mandating that hundreds of students and faculty members attend a closed-door lecture on religious intolerance and show clips from “Constantine’s Sword,” an upcoming movie.

History is something to be studied, not created after the fact. The push is on to portray CPUSA members as misunderstood but essentially noble idealists, persecuted by evil capitalist America.