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What the Left Wants

The Editors

The Claremont Institute’s DC Center for the American Way of Life is dedicated to identifying the radical Left’s aims and countermanding them effectively.

Arthur Milikh explains, and Edward J. Erler, David Azerrad, John Fonte, Carson Holloway, William Voegeli, and Scott Yenor respond.

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SALVOS

How to Woke-Proof Your Kids

Peachy Keenan

You must reach wokeness herd immunity.

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How Gender Atheism Saved My Body

Sierra Weir

The god of gender demands the blood sacrifice of our biological sex.

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Vaccinate Your Children Against Brainworms

Proverbios

A survival guide for raising your kids in a woke world.

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MEMOS

A GOP That Works

Rep. Jim Banks

Republicans should champion the working Americans counting on them for change.

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China's Potemkin Nation

Milton Ezrati

The apparent advantages of its centralized economy thinly disguise Beijing’s weak fundamentals.

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PODCASTS

The Roundtable Episode #64

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From Vermont to Arkansas, GOP governors are bowing to wokeness in spectacular displays of misunderstanding of what time it is politically.

Scott Yenor, a Washington Fellow for Claremont's Center for the American Way of Life, joins the podcast as a special guest to analyze the depths of depravity feminism and wokeness have brought us to.

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