by Julie Stewart | Nov 28, 2023 | News
By Kathryn Huth Affirmative action has been widely employed in United States college admission policies and has presented a notable challenge for the United States Supreme Court throughout the years. Emerging as a response to rectify lost opportunities following the...
by Julie Stewart | Nov 28, 2023 | News
By Kathryn Huth This past July, I heard from a speaker whose jarring perspective radically rocked my own. In late July, at the J.W. Marriott in D.C., the Young America’s Foundation hosted its National Conservative Student Conference. At the conference, students...
by Julie Stewart | Nov 22, 2023 | News
“The Second Amendment of the United States Constitution is a fundamental cornerstone of American Law guaranteeing to citizens the right to bear arms” Recently, Gayle Trotter came to Clemson University to speak about the importance of the Second Amendment to...
by Julie Stewart | Nov 20, 2023 | News
“These people aren’t actually offended by what you are saying…I don’t think they find it that objectionable, but they use these cancellation mobs as a tool to silence people they disagree with on a whole host of issues. It’s a convenient way of weaponizing your speech...
by Julie Stewart | Nov 20, 2023 | CBLPI Blog, News
What is human trafficking? Who are the people behind this crisis? How can we help our community combat trafficking? Kim Luckabaugh, Executive Director of a Virginia based anti-trafficking agency, answered all these questions and more during a Fall 2023 Luce Lecture at...
by Julie Stewart | Nov 16, 2023 | CBLPI Blog, News
“I would recommend a larger police presence in cities that are unsafe… many major cities have gone through radical changes in law enforcement… [and] many of the most unsafe areas in the country, in fact, need a heavier police presence.” “I think for us to have a...
