…primes the community to see racism where it actually doesn’t exist. Many instances of “microaggressions” and coincidences need not be singled out and attacked as elements of a racist superstructure…
…You, the Tory’s readership, alongside the Tory’s managing board and staff, constitute an integral building block of this community. Through your questions and comments, words of praise and brickbats, the…
…evangelical groups on campus, or enjoying a communal Shabbat meal with Princeton’s vibrant Jewish community, to be a person of faith at Princeton means that you’re never without others who…
…principles which unite us are not. We’re committed to protecting that which has existed before. We are also committed to measured and prudent change when necessary. I urge everyone to…
Stanford philosopher Rene Girard theorized that communities are formed through a process of scapegoating. To solve intragroup conflict, people will assign exclusive blame to a single individual, the scapegoat, whom…
…from seeking to insulate Tory and POCC members (and Mrs. Shrier) from reasonable opposition, we adopted a first-come-first-serve policy that allows for anyone—of any ideological commitment, background or affiliation—to RSVP….
…of doing. The author also claims that minorities, in addition to women, were grossly underrepresented. However, this is also incorrect. The percentage of white voters decreased by 2% compared to…
Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision that laws regulating abortion belong to individual states in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, the University released a statement disapproving of the…
…require citizens to report any disloyalties from other citizens, and even closing Radio Caracas Television (RCTV)—the oldest and most viewed TV station in the nation. According to Tomas Straka from…
…underlying ideology of Soviet tyranny, as Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn understood on a personal level after his time in the gulags. The Soviets believed in a dialectic whereby they could perfect society…
…comprising Western civilization identified themselves by their race. Laws were passed and norms and mores were formed that ensured the strict adherence to this social stratification. At the height of…
…Courtyard (a.k.a. the “Popular University for Gaza”). One of the first lessons Professor Jordan taught about the development of English Common Law is the maxim “possession is nine-tenths of the…
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