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The Great Race Deception

By Selwyn Duke

Just about two years ago, people were speaking of a new era: post-racial America. Well, it occurs to me that if we get any more post-racial, we’ll have a race war. And the latest on this front is a new exhibit at the Boston Museum of Science (MOS) called “RACE – Are we so different?” Reports American Thinker’s Peter Wilson:

The exhibit offers a fascinating window into the fun-house mirror world of race theorists, racial "scholars," and a good part of the anthropology profession.  Even a sympathetic reviewer in the Boston Globe admits that "there's a wearying didacticism to the show," and it's no surprise that the didactic lessons about race are all slanted toward the left.

As for that Globe reviewer, Mark Feeney, he writes:

Happy Thanksgiving!

I wish you all a very happy and blessed Thanksgiving.

Warmest regards,

Selwyn Duke 

"Thanks are the highest form of thought." -- G.K. Chesterton

New Year's Resolutions

By Selwyn Duke

I was never one for New Year's Resolutions.  Quite frankly, they always struck me as silly.  If a change is warranted, why wait for a certain date to make it?

Giving Thanks and Thanksgiving

By Selwyn Duke

The great philosopher G.K. Chesterton once said, "Thanks are the highest form of thought."  It was more than just a clever turn of phrase.  Not only is it true, but cultivating a thankful spirit is one of the keys to happiness.

Thoughts on Death

It may come as a shock to most, but nary a day passes where I don't think about death.  Oh, it's not part of a regimen; it just happens naturally.  Of course, I wasn't always like this, nor am I so old that one should think the grim reaper was nigh.  Moreover, while it may sound morbid, I consider it a gift.