SAAD: The Moral Hypocrisy of Seth Rogen.
In 2009, I authored an article titled The Narcissism and Grandiosity of Celebrities. Continuing this tradition, this past week on my social media platforms, I critiqued the virtue signaling that…
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Greta Thunberg and the Rise of “Eco-Anxiety”
When I was a kid, my siblings pranked me by telling me there was a man living under the basement stairs. Anyone who would secretly live under the basement stairs had…
Dangerously Flawed “TeenScreen” Mental Health Program Returning to Schools
As the push for more school-based mental health intervention increases after recent high profile school shootings, one particularly controversial and inaccurate mental health screening instrument, “TeenScreen”, is starting to make…
Texas School Safety “Action Plan” Contains More Problems than Solutions
After yet another tragic school shooting — this time in Santa Fe, Texas, resulting in the deaths of eight students and two teachers — Texas has followed the example of…
America Must Improve Its Horrible Psychiatric Care for Veterans
As Memorial Day approaches, it is incredibly important that we pause from our rhetorical and political battles on the education front to remember, honor, and teach the next generation the…
Mental Health Assessments or Standardized Testing? Lines Are Blurring.
This piece was co-authored by Jane Robbins, an attorney and senior fellow at the American Principles Project. In The Wall Street Journal recently, New Hampshire physician Dr. Aida Cerundolo blew…
Why Don’t Liberals Recognize Their Own Bias?
A pair of truly enterprising social scientists, Jussim and Crawford, have been investigating bias against science among conservatives and liberals. Jussim reports the results of their study published in a peer-reviewed journal…
