Heather Mac Donald
16 pieces tagged “Heather Mac Donald”, newest first.
Mac Donald Warns of a Crime Catastrophe
California's so-called Racial Justice Act helps spring convicted criminals from prison by allowing them to claim racial bias.
Disparate Impact Is Wrecking Us
In a scathing essay on the effects of racial excuse-making on public policy, Heather Mac Donald pulls no punches.
In Brief: DEI Drives Campus Anti-Semitism
Gerrymandering Jews into an "oppressed" class won't save universities from a malevolent ideology.
In Brief: Johnny Can't Spell G-A-Y
Los Angeles schools are ramping up efforts for more gay pride and gender indoctrination.
In Brief: The Comely Face of Western Self-Cancellation
Miss Netherlands is a Mister, and women are the ones who should be most angry.
Heather Mac Donald Takes on Race vs. Merit
Her new book explores an alarming and civilization-wrecking societal trend toward racial proportionality at the expense of merit.
In Brief: What Killed Tyre Nichols
His fatal torture was a tragic culmination not of racism, but of the racism-in-policing narrative.
In Brief: The New Black-Cop White Supremacy
America will learn all the wrong lessons from the tragic death of Tyre Nichols.
Dems Don't Care About Inner-City Blacks
If violent crime disproportionately affects black communities, why do the Democrats keep trying to ignore the issue?
The Inconvenient Truth About Violent Crime
By ignoring the data about violent crime in America, Joe Biden does us all a deep disservice.
In Brief: Inside the Omicron Fear Factory
Public health chiefs and the media are working overtime to gin up hysteria.
George Floyd: One Year Later
On the anniversary of his death, we're hard-pressed to find a single good thing that's come of it.
Fallout From the War on Cops
The Left's efforts to demonize cops and the vital work they do will soon affect us all.
The Most Violent Year Ever
The carnage was sadly predictable in a year marked by nonstop demonization of law enforcement.
Conforming to a Race Lie
Our colleges are all in against systemic racism — but what if that's not the problem?