When Jackie Robinson Voted for Nixon and Rebuked Malcolm X
‘True’ beautifully details Robinson’s decency and grit, revealing him to be a generous yet determined fighter for justice.
By MARK JUDGE
||Culture
MARK JUDGE
Washington, D.C.
Mark Judge is a Staff Reporter of the Sun
Mr. Judge is a writer living in Washington, D.C. His work has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, New Criterion, National Review and Washington Post.
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Ukrainian Americans Ready To Welcome Refugees of Putin’s War
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By MARK JUDGE
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The president of the Libre Initiative, Daniel Garza, believes that Republicans can make bigger inroads into the community — if they do three things.
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In his book, the Missouri Republican argues that digital giants like Facebook, Twitter, Google, and YouTube have a monopoly over information, and use it to censor conservatives.
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‘Wokeness’ Seen in ‘Laughable’ Esquire Fantasy Novels List That Omits J.K. Rowling
One fantasy author, John C. Wright, said that many of the works on the list are by newer authors who are being feted at the expense of the masters.
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Yes, Barr Focuses on Trump, but He Also Dissects the Many Problems With the Far Left
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Bad Blood on the Right: The Civil War Roiling Conservative Media
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Putting Joe Judge in Hall of Fame Might Help Save Baseball
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By MARK JUDGE
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By MARK JUDGE
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