Mike Gonzalez

The clash between Trump and Harvard over ideological control and cultural Marxism highlights a battle with significant educational and financial stakes.

DEI applies the beliefs of critical race theory – that America is “systemically racist" and that “White supremacy" is our base philosophy. These falsehoods go back to the ‘60s.

President Trump's DEI moves this week were gigantic.. After all, promoting racial preferences was the hallmark of the defeated and dispatched Biden administration.

Far from saving Guatemala, the Biden-Harris administration’s handling of this small but regionally important pro-American neighbor has been appalling.

Let's recognize the giant web, a revolutionary ecosystem, that spans the globe from Havana to Shanghai and coordinates and sustains these often-violent, always-threatening protests.

The narrative of 'oppressor vs. oppressed' has its roots in a theory that's much older than you might imagine. It has flourished on American campuses, leading to shocking protests.

The outcry over plans for the Smithsonian's Latino Museum continues to grow. The leadership of the organization wants to focus on the evils of capitalism and victimhood.

The BLM organizations raise money in the name of social justice, but to them that does not mean helping individual Black Americans improve their lives. What it means is fundamentally altering the American system, and imposing Marxism on our country.

On Thursday, Putin played the last card left to him, that of an emotionally unhinged national savior.

By taking up two cases on affirmative action, the Supreme Court has given itself the chance to correct the great wrong of using racial preferences to select winners and losers.

Over the last year, parents have been attending school board meetings in large numbers to object to prolonged closures, as well as educators’ use of Critical Race Theory to promote racial prejudice.

When the Biden administration retreated twice this month from its attempts to shoehorn critical race theory into K-12 classrooms, it showed two things...

Over the last 10 months, Patrisse Cullors led the main Black Lives Matters group to significant success." Yet the self-avowed Marxist resigned suddenly on Thursday.