Last week, Brown University’s Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs sent out greeting for “Indigenous Peoples’ Day Weekend,” which has replaced Fall Weekend — Columbus Day weekend— in the uber-politically correct academic environment.
An article, “What the Red Pill Means for Radicals,” published on June 7 in the ironically named publication Fair Observer might have passed unnoticed as yet another uninformed, biased and ideologically motivated attack on all who ever get labeled “extremists.
The New York Times published a piece Thursday, “Can Islamic and European Civilizations Coexist?” and it is incredible (as in beyond belief, hard to believe, far-fetched, implausible).
With less than a week to go before the event, CPAC finally agreed to give my organization, the American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI), a room for an event on how social media is censoring conservatives.
This week at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) 2018, my organization, the American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI), is partnering with the American Principles Project (APP), which is hosting our blockbuster panel discussion on the social media giants’ rapidly accelerating attempts to shut down conservatives and deny a voice to everyone who dissents from the hard-left agenda.
This week at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) 2018, my organization, the American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI), is partnering with the American Principles Project (APP), which is hosting our blockbuster panel discussion on the social media giants’ rapidly accelerating attempts to shut down conservatives and deny a voice to everyone who dissents from the hard-left agenda.
The Daily Mail reported Thursday that “Tehran police have arrested 29 women for appearing in public without a headscarf as protests against the dress code in force since the Islamic revolution of 1979 intensify," citing Iranian police.
Another worldwide brouhaha over an “anti-Muslim hate crime” -- and then the subsequent media silence after it is exposed as a fake incident.
A fatwa on Larry David’s head serves as the theme of this season’s Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Longtime readers and supporters know I have spoken little of the impact this fight has had on my life and the personal toll exacted by jihadists. I thought it was time to tell my story, the story of how a New York City newspaper executive went from being an apolitical career girl to one of the most notorious anti-jihadists in the world.
My organization, the American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI), has launched a massive ad campaign on one hundred New York City buses and two landmark billboards in New York’s Times Square calling attention to the Islamic war on free speech in the West.
My new ads announce the imminent release of 'Can’t We Talk About This? The Islamic Jihad Against Free Speech,' a shocking new film and follow-up video series detailing the concerted effort by international organizations to compel the U.S.