Wai Wah Chin
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Our Founders signed Declaration of Independence 250 years ago today — would you have done the same?
To be free, or not to be free?
Hochul must halt New York’s ‘motherhood’ erasure — and step up for families
This bill is the logical result of a progressive drive to re-engineer language and reality — and to foster greater dependency on government by eroding strong families.
Gotham’s tyrannical ‘bike kings’ are taking over the city
Cycling activists and their friends at the Department of Transportation have stepped up their crusade against the existential threat of the four-wheeled vehicle.
How NYC’s elite high schools discriminate — on mayor’s orders
The racial discrimination that keeps Asian teens out of NYC's top public high schools worked as it was meant to against one student. Now his family is suing.
There’s a novel solution to controversy over admission to New York City’s specialized high schools
This week, 26,000 anxious eighth graders will learn their fate: Did they get into one of New York City’s eight specialized high schools?
The death of DEI: Med schools’ racial preferences degrade all doctors
Have you been to a doctor recently? Or seen a nurse? Lucky you if your doctor or nurse graduated long ago! Americans’ trust in the medical profession has tanked —...
Mamdani’s schools chancellor prizes equity over excellence
Kamar Samuels, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's newly appointed schools chancellor, is best known for “integration initiatives."
Race bait: To skirt the law, colleges incentivize applicants to write ‘identity essays’
Attention high-school seniors: Deadlines are coming up! Polish your dream-college applications, hit send, and hope the admissions game isn’t rigged with “race proxies”! To stay ahead of the curve, consider including your “subjective social status” — what’s good...
Pervasive social-emotional learning brings Big Brother to the classroom
Here’s the dystopian scene: Students nationwide can’t read or do math at basic levels and don’t know elementary science or history facts, but there’s a big program to rewire their...
NYC public schools are focused on ideology — and failing kids
It’s back-to-school time in New York City, but the Department of Education isn’t ready. As the DOE faces the new academic year, let’s bring out its latest report card to...
Mamdani fans have no clue of the horror ‘socialists in a hurry’ unleash
Mamdani’s smiling, youthful energy attracted many real 20- and 30-year-old New Yorkers, as well as many older twenty-something-at-hearts. Yet wiser and more sober minds know just how such notions would...
Teacher hiring spree isn’t about students, it’s about pandering to the union
New York City hiring 3,700 more teachers is not about learning, students, budgets or results — it’s about union power.
Fed-up parents’ novel education lawsuit is a chance to rescue our schools — and get rid of the lemons
With precious few exceptions, American schools are graduating more and more students who are illiterate, innumerable, illogical, and ignorant.
NY’s Prop 1: A legal Trojan horse smuggling discrimination
The ballot measure sneaks bans of a whopping 11 new categories of sweepingly, vaguely defined discrimination into the state Constitution, all within the Trojan horse of abortion rights.
NYC landlord case shows DA Alvin Bragg’s unequal justice
Bragg’s hyper-selective prosecutions prove that the law is a vehicle for his political agenda, which stands above everyone and everything else.
NY’s faux abortion amendment is a sneaky leftist wishlist
New York’s sweeping “Equal Protection of Law Amendment” is headed for November’s ballot — and if it passes, will gut parents' rights, restrict free speech, and make reverse discrimination the...
DEI math-ed prof who helped get algebra banned in ‘Frisco is accused of faulty research
On Wednesday, a 100-page complaint was filed against her, citing 52 instances of misrepresentation in her research citations.
The College Board is dumbing down its SAT test again — doing no one any favors
Just as top colleges are getting courageous enough to say they really do need standardized tests to identify top students, the College Board, maker of the SAT, is sabotaging itself.
Critical Race Theory is the new segregation across schools nationwide
Since the public became aware of critical race theory a few years ago, it’s subverted almost every aspect of America’s fabric.
Kathy Hochul’s SUNY/CUNY admission scheme is simply more unfair racial discrimination
Gov. Hochul announced that every New York high-school student graduating in the top 10% of the class will get automatic admission to SUNY and the City University of New York.