Gary Becker – “The Challenge of Immigration: A Radical Solution”

03 Mar 2019 Leave a comment

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That blokes are bigger and stronger is a fact now under threat from woke feelings

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United States and India: Two of the world’s worst countries for women? | FACTUAL FEMINIST

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Spot the job with the fast rate of skill depreciation during career interruptions

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Ban the box, no questions on criminal records, increased statistical discrimination against young black male job applicants

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Why A Gay, Black Civil Rights Hero Opposed Affirmative Action |@nytimes

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Why Hat Making was Lethal

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Spot the feminists

27 Feb 2019 Leave a comment

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Radiation was not initially well understood

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Jordan Peterson: Equal representation in bricklayer job

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Why STEM is an inferior career choice for many talented girls

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Book Trailer: The Social Order of the Underworld

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Why there are men’s and women’s sports

25 Feb 2019 Leave a comment

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Peterson/Haidt/Lukianoff: The Danger of Intersectionality, Identity Politics and Social Justice

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Debra Soh: Science doesn’t back up ‘Gender is a social construct’

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