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Identity Politics Ideology: Woke’s Orthodoxy and Opposition to Liberal Values
/in Featured, Podcast Hubwonk /by Editorial StaffJoe Selvaggi hosts a conversation with Johns Hopkins University Professor Yasha Mounk regarding “The Identity Trap,” Mounk’s latest book that delves into the origins of woke identity politics, its potential impact on classical liberal values, and strategies for its informed opponents to effectively counter its influence.
Prof. Jeff Broadwater on George Mason, Federalism, & the Bill of Rights
/in Featured, Learning Curve, News, Podcast /by Editorial StaffProf. Broadwater delves into Mason’s views on constitutionalism, federalism, leadership among Anti-Federalists, and concerns regarding emerging commercial interests. He emphasizes Mason’s belief in civic virtue as the bedrock of American self-governance and even provides a reading from his biography on George Mason.
Federal Firearm Forfeiture: SCOTUS Considers Gun Rights and Due Process
/in Featured, News, Podcast Hubwonk /by Editorial StaffJoe Selvaggi hosts a conversation with constitutional legal expert Clark Neily, who delves into the facts and legal complexities surrounding USA v. Rahimi, currently before the Supreme Court. This case questions the forfeiture of Second Amendment rights for individuals accused of domestic abuse.
Massachusetts Residents Score a ‘D’ in Poll Based on U.S. Citizenship Test
/in Education, News /by Editorial StaffWhen asked a series of questions about how the federal government works that are based on the U.S. citizenship test, Massachusetts residents answered on average 63 percent of them correctly, earning a collective grade of “D” in a poll commissioned by Pioneer Institute and conducted by Emerson College Polling. The result is just over the 60 percent score required to pass the actual citizenship test.
Rising Dough: The Blue Frog Bakery Journey, Immigration, and Community Impact
/in Featured, JobMakers, News /by Editorial StaffEntrepreneur Brad Brown, an immigrant, shares his journey and success with Blue Frog Bakery in Jamaica Plain, highlighting community engagement and immigration’s broader impact.