IN THE August 10, 2020, ISSUE
Ibram X. Kendi, Prophet of Anti-racism
He says we must fight discrimination with discrimination, and that it’s racist to disagree.
Magazine
Also In This Issue
Articles
The Attempted Shutdown of China’s Christians
Beijing is exploiting the pandemic to curtail and subvert their faith.
Features
Ibram X. Kendi, Prophet of Anti-racism
He says we must fight discrimination with discrimination, and that it’s racist to disagree.
Books, Arts & Manners
Who Were the Never Trumpers and What Motivated Them?
A review of Never Trump: The Revolt of the Conservative Elites, by Robert P. Saldin and Steven M. Teles.
Alternatives to Climate Alarmism
Reviews of False Alarm, by Bjorn Lomborg, and Apocalypse Never, by Michael Shellenberger.
The Nazis Got Your Mom
We in the 20th century, on balance, didn’t go looking for trouble till trouble came looking for us. And then we ended it.
Returning to an Unfamiliar New York City
Appointments aside, we stuck to our neighborhood, where none of our friends live, only the people on whom we depend.
Palm Springs Is Groundhog Day for Millennials">Palm Springs Is Groundhog Day for Millennials
My guess is that the shadow of Groundhog Day loomed, like Punxsutawney Phil’s on a winter morning, over the construction of the ending.
Sections
Transform It All
The Left adores transformation, because it means the old miserable manifestations of the culture are remade to their wishes.
The Committee on Presidential Debates
Almost ten o’clock at night and we’re up doing, what?
What’s in a Nickname?
Today’s woke activists who are scouring Wikipedia for historical injustices, are sanctimonious, imperious, undereducated, censorious, and authoritarian.