Part 4: Black Lives Matter (and ‘reflect on your privilege’)
This is the fourth installment in a series on the implementation of DEI on the campus of Sandhills Community College in Moore County. Here, we have a unique opportunity to
Continue readingThis is the fourth installment in a series on the implementation of DEI on the campus of Sandhills Community College in Moore County. Here, we have a unique opportunity to
Continue readingThis is the third installment of a series on DEI at Sandhills Community College. The first two posts are here and here. Believe it or not, men are necessary. Some
Continue readingIn an earlier post, we gave you some background on DEI and its presence on the Sandhills Community College campus. Gender Fluidity. DEI is part of the leftist offensive preaching
Continue readingMany of us grew up in educational systems where things like math, science, grammar, literature and other subjects meant to make you a better, more well-rounded, more successful person were
Continue readingWe reported at-length on the sketchy efforts by Pinehurst village council to clamp down on vacation rentals. We also brought you word of an attempt to create a special exemption
Continue readingThe senior editor of Human Events has traced the origins of a number of major news stories to a nationally-renowned LGBTQ activist with an apparent penchant for purposely spreading disinformation
Continue readingOur recent post about the turmoil at Pinehurst Village Hall has evoked quite a bit of commentary from around the community. A few friends slipped us copies of an email
Continue readingTHAT is how life at Pinehurst Village Hall is being described by sources currently in village government, as well as some recently departed from village government. (This post is a
Continue readingMoore County school board chairman Robert Levy, one of the leaders of the new conservative majority on that body, has raised some interesting food for thought: cameras in the classroom.
Continue readingFolks in Washington state got a nasty Christmas present this year. In fact, it was a “gift” that we in Moore County can relate to: Police investigating a series of
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