Christopher Donovan: Who says you can’t make some money from the multiracial decay of California? Only miles from the scenic vistas and celebrity mansions that draw sightseers from around the globe – but a world away from the glitz and glamour – a bus tour is rolling through the dark side of the city’s gang […]
Christopher Donovan: Occasionally, injustices confronting whites are too diffuse to be seen clearly. We fight wars on behalf of Jewish causes, but it’s rarely discussed. We pay a heavy tax burden for the non-whites in our midst, but the cause and effect takes a few mental steps to track. Recently in Berkeley, California, however, the […]
Christopher Donovan: It’s amazing the tidbits you find while crumpling up old newspaper for kindling for a Christmas fire. “Employers Hurt By Bias Decision” was the odd headline I spied in a July edition of LawyersUSA, a trade rag for the legal profession, while trying to get the logs to ignite. My first thought was: […]
Christopher Donovan: From libertarian (and law school) days, I remain on the mailing list of a group called the Institute for Justice, a libertarian pro-bono legal group dedicated to fighting eminent domain, free speech restrictions, government-backed market cartels, and so on. I’m looking at their most recent “Liberty & Law” (no link, but their website […]
Christopher Donovan: The Philadelphia Inquirer is running a series on the low rate of convictions secured by police and prosecutors in the city. The system’s overcrowded. The sheer volume of cases makes the system unwieldy. Defense lawyers postpone cases in the hopes that witnesses will disappear. The black “stop sntichin’” culture keeps witnesses off the […]
Christopher Donovan: Joseph Sobran once reportedly joked that the New York Times should change its name to “The Holocaust Update”. Not for nothing — barely a day passes when Hitler or the Holocaust isn’t mentioned in its pages. The phenomenon includes even pre-World War II events, as described in this Sunday Book Review article on the Dreyfus affair. (It’s […]
