Here we go again with another new show. God knows how many of these we will do before we do this again. On today’s show we will look at two articles that are related in ways you might not find obvious. One from the Wall Street Journal that talks about how men are feeling lost and purposeless in modern society, and one from the Spectator that talks about how hundreds of millions of dollars...
Join us on HBR Debate as we look at a discussion between intellectual dark webber and wife to Brett Weinstein Heather Heying and April Lawson, host of the Braver Angels podcast as they discuss feminism in the current age of #metoo, cancel culture, riots, black lives matter, progressivism and more.…
Hello and welcome to HBR News where we talk about the news of the week! This week we talk about the various battles the Foundation for Individual Rights on Education(FIRE) are embroiled in, Trump’s war on the progressive neo-Marxist attack on whiteness and especially maleness in the workplace, equal parenting rights in Nairobi, and more!…
Hello and welcome to HBR News where we talk about the news of the week! This week we talk about some changes to university funding that will result in humanties courses costing full price, a columnist is fired for calling institutional racism a myth, the United Nations displays an Antifa flag, and MORE!…
What is GA HB 51?
As described in Sage Gerard’s recent article, Support GA House Bill 51 to secure due process in universities, this is a proposed law which would bar institutions of higher learning from substituting unbalanced on-campus hearings and penalties for the legal system in cases of alleged student sexual misconduct.…
For the first time since she was made infamous by the pseudonym Jackie in the now notorious Rolling Stone false rape UVA article, the woman whose lies started the whole mess will finally be facing a tiny bit of scrutiny. A judge has signed an order that compels Jackie to turn over communications between her and Rolling Stone in a lawsuit filed by Dean Nicole Eramo, suing Rolling Stone for nearly...
College campuses have historically been known as places of study and open inquiry. They’ve been known as safe spaces for free speech and a free flow of ideas. Lecturers and guest speakers are the norm. It’s also normal for there to be a peaceful protest or two.…
