Pat Molamphy is well-known around Moore County as a respected businessman who cares a lot about this community. He serves on the state Transportation Department’s governing board and often finds
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This is the fifth installment of a series on the implementation of DEI on the Moore County campus of Sandhills Community College. What would any good educator do without their
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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
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This 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
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In 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
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Many 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
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There’s something about having a (D) at the end of your name that gives you instant credibility on civil rights. (Never mind that George Wallace and Lester Maddox, among others,
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It’s interesting to learn that Palmetto State conservatives are having the same heartburn over their “Republican” legislature that we are: […] I am no stranger to the legislative scene in South
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*Ain’t GOP control of state government grand?* (*SIGH*) The US Supreme Court has already heard a case about discrimination at UNC against Asians that COULD have implications for
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In my book, it’s rarely a good thing when politicians try to take both sides of an issue. The drive-by media loves it however, when the 180 causes the pol
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