Category: Critical Race Theory / Identity politics

  • Rename that school!

    After a black woman! With considerably less anticipation than a shipwrecked husband on his honeymoon night, the Head Groundskeeper awaits the renaming of three more public schools Monday 08-24-26 here in Woke City, Wisconsin. Renaming public schools is the latest Woke Madison fetish, now that the city has overcome its sense of white fragility to…

  • The ‘chaotic and violent end’ of our WI State Fair

    What does it say about Milwaukeeand our public schools? Scores of teenagers fighting and terrorizing fair goers shut down the Wisconsin State Fair, home of cream puffs and 4-H projects, Sunday 08-16-26. Bystander videos are lighting up social media with images of screaming young people confronted by police on horseback and foot patrols using tasers.…

  • Who’s with me?

    Can police supporters play this game? BULLETIN: Milw Journal Sentinel reports Mandela Barnes dropping out of governor’s race over allegations that Barnes was taking advantage of his role in the party to have sexual encounters with young adult women. The ostentatious and performative “grieving” by social justice warriors over the predictable demise of the Exceptional…

  • Madison is NOT mourning for Corey Ruiz

    But R.I.P. cowardly Democrats! BULLETIN: Due to heightened security concerns, the August 4 Madison Common Council and Executive Committee meetings will be held virtually (not in person) “to ensure the safety of community members, City staff, and elected officials.” It’s the cover of The Capital Times, Madison WI’s progressive proponent of grievance politics, open borders,…

  • There will be blood

    Corey Ruiz is not the cause; he’s a means to an end. Our Platinum Subscribers know why Madison police, uniquely among large police agencies, are not equipped with body-worn cameras. “The Community,” as the chronically aggrieved describe themselves, does not want to see what the police officer sees on the job, is why. Because “The…

  • ‘Every parent’s worst nightmare’

    ‘Peter Principle meets DEI.’ Unsolicited advice to every school of education in America: make the federal criminal case against a child-abusing high school administrator mandatory course work on the perils of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Documents filed in United States of America v Robert Gilkey-Meisegeier (Case 3:25-cr-00088-wmc) constitute the required reading.  Gilkey-Meisegeier, age 31, was…