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The Life and Times of Fay Stender, Radical Attorney for the Black Panthers, Part 4

November 5, 2019/24 Comments/in Featured Articles, Jews and the Left/by Karl Nemmersdorf

Go to Part 1. Go to Part 2. Go to Part 3 Fay at Loose Ends: Feminism and Gay Rights Fay was disenchanted and depressed. She had turned forty. She had lost her female lover, was losing her husband, and her most cherished political cause had blown up in her face. It was 1973, and […]

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The Life and Times of Fay Stender, Radical Attorney for the Black Panthers, Part 3

November 4, 2019/3 Comments/in Featured Articles, Jews and the Left/by Karl Nemmersdorf

George Jackson and the Soledad Brothers Meanwhile, Fay met George Jackson. Huey Newton had told Fay about George Jackson and asked if she could help him. Jackson (whose family had relocated to California) was serving a life sentence in Soledad Prison for a $70 robbery, according to his sympathizers. The truth is a bit otherwise. […]

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The Life and Times of Fay Stender, Radical Attorney for the Black Panthers, Part 2

November 4, 2019/10 Comments/in Featured Articles, Jews and the Left/by Karl Nemmersdorf

Go to Part 1 Legal Work for the Movement When she returned to Berkeley, Fay “felt energized.”[i] So did other returnees. Mario Savio, fresh from Mississippi, launched the Free Speech Movement (FSM) at UC Berkeley that fall, kicking off the wider radical crusade of the 1960s. When the police began to clear Sproul Hall of […]

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The Life and Times of Fay Stender, Radical Attorney for the Black Panthers, Part 1

November 3, 2019/12 Comments/in Featured Articles, Jews and the Left/by Karl Nemmersdorf

Introduction Fay Stender earned fame as a radical attorney in the 1960s and 1970s, defending two of the most prominent Black Panthers in highly publicized court cases. During the course of her career in left-wing activism, she embraced numerous “causes” with a passion as flamboyant as it was unbalanced. She worked strictly within the stream […]

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Sociology as Religion, Part 1

October 31, 2019/3 Comments/in General/by Nelson Rosit

Christian Smith, The Sacred Project of American Sociology. New York: Oxford University Press, 2014. The Left’s seizure of the academy has been manifest for some time. Christian Smith’s The Sacred Project is a case study of this phenomenon in a discipline where the Left’s grip is near total, analyzed from the perspective of his specialty […]

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The Way Life Should Be? Vol. V: Bad Blood

September 25, 2019/3 Comments/in Featured Articles, Immigration/by John Q. Publius

“As usual, Jews see refugee issues in terms of their own history and perceived interests, not what’s good for the country or its traditional White majority, and ignoring the fraud and economic motives. ‘The Jewish people know what it means to be turned away and to be denied protection.’”—Kevin MacDonald We continue now with the […]

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The Way Life Should Be? Vol. IV: Bête Noir

September 24, 2019/4 Comments/in Featured Articles/by John Q. Publius

At a recent symposium held at the University of Southern Maine (USM), “Economic Necessity: Workforce Development and Immigrant Integration,” the “necessity” of “internationalizing” Portland was echoed by a variety of figures from Portland Mayor Ethan Strimling to David Brenerman to David Zahn of Southern Maine Community College[1] who: connected the college with various committees in […]