In the most recent Washington Examiner magazine: • The DeSantis they know • Nikki Haley is done waiting • Presidential candidates' very first decision Read it here:
Identity politics is sometimes justified as a regrettable but inevitable overcorrection. In a perfect world, the argument goes, there would be no need for racist university admissions policies.
In a perfect world, no one would be hounded out of public life for accidentally using the wrong form of words. But given our past, some overshoot is said to be a small price to pay. Canceling people on social media, pulling books from publication, unfairly firing academics — these things are lesser evils than slavery or segregation.
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