Yes!

Regular reminder that you all should be reading Robert Nisbet.

Daily reminder that you should be reading Robert Nisbet.

Do you know a college faculty member who stood up for a censored colleague? At this year's FIRE Faculty Network Conference in October, we will award the "Berkson Courageous Colleague Award" to another advocate for free speech and academic freedom. Taking nominations!

Fellow Professors: For anyone who might find it helpful, I'm reproducing below language on freedom of speech from my course syllabus. (This fall, I'm teaching "Constitutional Interpretation.") Please feel free to adapt and borrow this language if you agree with it and are

Great to see David G Bonagura Jr’s essay for Modern Age on why conservatism needs religion linked on RealClearReligion this week. modernagejournal.com/why-conservati…

Bookman religion editor David G Bonagura Jr in Modern Age and RealClearReligion

"There are fires in the Church, as there always have been. Jesus is the only one who can put them out."

"In sum, Peretz is both an iconoclastic leftist and an honest one, even if he claims not to be able to remember for whom he voted in 2004—and even if it turns out that he is no longer a leftist of any kind."

Every word he wrote must be interpreted in reverse. This is Orwellian.

The Surgeon General issued a warning about parental stress and Amazon has decided that today’s a good day to put Family Unfriendly 50% off. You won’t regret it! Family Unfriendly: How Our Culture Made Raising Kids Much Harder Than It Needs to Be a.co/d/5tAtjpJ

Who is the most insightful, erudite, and accurate cultural commentator, and why is it Anthony Esolen ?

For mature parents, questions like this are not a scantron.

I want to say this to Mark Zuckerberg Facebook. If the government tries again to coerce you to censor material that you do not believe you should be censoring, please sue. My organization, FIRE, would be happy to help. This summer there was an important case in front of

No elections, no free speech, no constitution… What would you call that?

"Robert E. Wright’s "Liberty Lost: The Rise and Demise of Voluntary Association in America Since Its Founding" is a masterful work of historical and legal scholarship." Read Luke C. Sheahan, PhD's full review here: buff.ly/4dyf0y9

My latest for The University Bookman. A difficult review to write, in which I was forced to consider what true "deep reading" is and the value of the Western tradition. kirkcenter.org/reviews/litera…

Take the D Word Off the Table buff.ly/3AZDsL4 inspired by research highlighted in my conversation with @bradwilcoxifs

Following Catherine Ruth Pakaluk's book on mothers (one of the most important books on any subject published in the last decade), I suspect Anthony Bradley's book will join it.