
Donald Trump: American God
Trump is no longer president, but his cult remains. How will America reckon with it?
Trump is no longer president, but his cult remains. How will America reckon with it?
The American obsession with race has become extremely unhealthy.
When virtually everyone is “racist” and “sexist,” it seems, no one is.
Why do we relish horrifying tales where jealous mothers kill their children and little girls dance themselves to death? Because the darkness in stories helps us confront the darkness inside ourselves.
Why is a Japanese demon lord who devoured women also an underclass hero?
Japan can be a place of repressed psyches where it’s difficult to express negative feelings.
By encouraging everyone to see the world through a racial lens and discriminating against people on the basis of skin color, the ideology of antiracism is inherently racist.
It’s time to reclaim the term “elitism,” to recognize that it’s not a pejorative but an expression of our highest aspirations.
China is the biggest oppressor of Chinese people today. Those who claim to care about them should oppose it.
The New York Times’ reversal on Senator Tom Cotton’s op-ed is a betrayal of its journalistic responsibilities.
The allegations against Joe Biden might be forcing Democrats to recognize their previous position on sexual misconduct was indefensible.
When we come to understand villains like Harvey Weinstein and Roman Polanski, can we still hate them?
Intersectional identity politics is both morally and intellectually bankrupt. This weakness makes its followers increasingly intolerant.
Why do so many overseas Chinese support the Chinese Communist Party? Mostly, it’s racism.
Afghanistan is the women’s rights debate that no one’s having.
The Islamist preacher Zakir Naik is not important. What his case reflects about Malaysia, though, is.
Why do things look like they’re getting worse as they’re getting better?
Lee Kuan Yew was a titan and the shadow he casts is long and black and all of Singapore remains under it.
The 2020 Tokyo Olympics is a golden opportunity for the Japanese people to move out of their cultural comfort zone. If only they’d take it.
The film One Child Nation is a harrowing portrait of forced abortion in China. But how accurate is it, and what does it tell us about China then and now?