Multiculturalism Has Failed Women, With Ayaan Hirsi AlI
interview with Ayaan Hirsi Ali via The Brendan O'Neill Show
Hoover Institution fellow Ayaan Hirsi Ali discusses how multiculturalism has failed women.

Advice to a Young Woman: Secrets That Feminists Don’t Want You to Know
Jennifer Bryson
Recently I told a very eligible young bachelor about the career advice I give to young women. He asked if I would share my advice with a young woman in whom he has a romantic interest. Here is my advice. Dear Jane, Congratulations on your graduation from college. You probably think your next step is […]Read More

Loud Live the Dogma
Michael Warren Davis
 “The world has heard enough of the so-called ‘rights of man.’ Let it hear something of the rights of God.” — Pope Leo XIII Like all the philosophers of the Enlightenment, John Locke believed that morality could be justified on purely rational grounds. Like all the philosophers of the Enlightenment, he was also wary of […]Read More

Half of the National Security Council's leaders are reportedly women, according to 
​The Federalist. "Twelve of the 24 directorates are led by women now, including three of the six regional directorates that cover the world," says the article, which mentions five of them:

• "Dr. Deborah Birx is the physician and diplomat serving as head of the coronavirus response";
• "Allison Hooker is the senior director in charge of Asia";
• "Elizabeth Erin Walsh has been NSC's senior director for African affairs";
• "Sue J. Bai is deputy assistant to the president and principal deputy legal adviser to the NSC";
• And "Julia Nesheiwat is the senior director for homeland security affairs."

The new forgotten man
Ryan Streeter | National Review
Conservative policymakers need to rediscover that there is much more to the American economy than managers and workers. Dynamism is not a given, and if we do not intentionally cultivate it at the community level all across the country, the future will be bleaker for managers and workers alike.  Read more.
 
The black-white divide in suspensions: What is the role of the family?
Nicholas Zill and  W. Bradford Wilcox | Institute for Family Studies
Black students are more likely to get in trouble in school and to end up suspended, compared to white students. This racial disparity in school discipline is both a cause and consequence of enduring racial inequality in America. But what factors contribute to the suspension gap?  Read more.

'I Run Wargames. Too Often, I Am the Only Woman in the Room
'RAND's Becca Wasser designs, runs, and manages wargames for U.S. military and government officials. In wargaming, you have to learn by doing, she says. But women face significant barriers to entering—and advancing in—the field. Why is it important to have gender diversity in wargaming? Without women leaders, designers, or players in these games, opportunities to uncover new and innovative strategies are falling by the wayside. Plus, she says: "If women have a place on the battlefield...then I have a place in wargaming." Read more »

Intel, Ethics, and Emerging Tech: Q&A with Cortney Weinbaum
Cortney Weinbaum studies topics related to intelligence and cyber policy as a senior management scientist at RAND. In this interview, she discusses challenges facing the intelligence community, the risks of using AI as a solution, and ethics in scientific research. Read more »

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Highlights from the Roberta Wohlstetter Forum on National Security A forum on national security honors the legacy of Roberta Wohlstetter, a military analyst who worked at RAND from its creation in 1948 until 1965. Panelists discuss the events, capabilities, technologies, and methodologies that demand new concepts for national security and defense. Read more »