State Budgets: The Day of Reckoning
2011 will be one bumpy ride. Be prepared.By now, just about everyone in the country is aware of the federal deficit problem, but you should know that there is another financial crisis looming involving state […]
Author: Frank Roman
Russia on Brink of Racial War
Multiculturalism fails again According to Russian media outlets, parents of schoolchildren in Moscow are forced to sign a statement that they are “aware of possible responsibility for the child’s participation in illegal armed formations of Russian Fascists, and […]
Sudan Gains Notoriety for Flogging Women
Sharia Law in action Sudan is practically the poster country for the worst sorts of human rights abuses, including slavery and child soldiers. The Darfur region has been the site of mass genocide for years. […]
Dreaming of a Black Christmas
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FLASH: Saying Hasidic Jews Are Intolerant of Goyim is Anti-Semitic
by Guy Walters At the end of July, The Independent carried a piece by Christina Patterson in which she observed that many of her fellow inhabitants in Stamford Hill were intolerant of her presence. “I didn’t […]
EAU Member Responds to Alex Kurtagic’s “Women as Allies”
Dear Alex: Since comments don’t seem to be allowed here, I chose to follow up by email. The subject is too complex to completely cover here, and I may write several articles on the issue, but, […]
Misplaced Altruism At Christmas
Looking ahead, the Fletchers are braced for challenges. They gave careful thought to their decision to pursue a transracial adoption while living in a town where less than 3 percent of the 35,000 residents are […]
Women Are Our Allies
The argument needs to be made that it is not just that we “don’t mind” if women work, but that we actually respect and admire women who…exercise and cultivate their talents, wherever these may take […]
U.S. Population Data to Show Hispanics Expanding
How is this a good thing? The ethnic makeup of the world’s largest economy will be increasingly diverse, with more mixed- race Americans, according to the head of the U.S. Census Bureau. “This is the […]
Christmas Magical Regardless of Origins
December 25th, Christmas, has seen many celebrants over the centuries; pagans – winter solstice party time, Christians – the birth of Jesus, non-believers/Christians – family and family tradition and greedy people – commercialism. Christmas is […]