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America’s most powerful institutions have been infiltrated: wokeism, cultural Marxism, anti-Americanism — the names are legion.

From public schools indoctrinating students with critical race theory and the LGBT agenda and public universities offering affinity celebrations to graduates identifying with a protected minority group to hospitals “transgendering” minors, many Americans feel shell-shocked.

Christopher Rufo, conservative activist and senior fellow of the Manhattan Institute, joined James Poulos to discuss how to push back.

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In the past couple of years, Rufo’s activism against critical race theory, radical gender ideology, and DEI has earned him a mantle of authority on openly fighting the revolutionaries — and winning. Lately, he discovered that doctors at Texas Children’s Hospital’s sex-change program for minors committed Medicaid fraud. And in the recent past, he helped pass laws to ban DEI offices at publicly funded schools across America, including Texas’ SB17.

He asserts that conservatives should avoid “any kind of street-based protests” since “street disorder justifies censorship.” For the right, Rufo argues, “public demonstrations are too high-risk. There’s very little upside, and there’s an enormous downside.”

Rufo doesn’t believe all protests are created equal, however. “If you want to protest, if you want to voice your concerns in a public forum, make sure you’re doing it in a way that is unimpeachable,” he said.

"Do it within the constraints or within the structures of legitimate, democratic, above-board functions like school boards.”

To hear more of what Christopher Rufo had to say about DEI, the state of American universities, big tech, Trump, and more, watch the full episode of "Zero Hour with James Poulos."

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“America’s Cultural Revolution” author Christopher Rufo has warned that “the right faces an inflection point.”

While there are real issues — like changing policies and culture — that conservatives face, some on the right have leaned into “conspiracy theories that lead nowhere.”

“Given the dynamics of online media advertising audience building, and then just the dynamics of kind of general tech and media trends, some people are being generously rewarded with clicks and attention who don’t actually offer anything substantive,” Rufo tells Glenn Beck.

This, Rufo believes, get’s the conservative audience into an “outrage cycle,” where listeners are “outraged for outrage sake,” without being guided toward anything constructive.

This is why Glenn believes conservatives have to get back to basics in order to stop the left in its tracks.

“All of our problems are solved by two things,” Glenn responds. “One, the people living a better life, and I don’t mean like you’re making more money, I mean you’re a more decent, humble, and just better person. Plus, the rule of law being restored as written.”

“That’s exactly what we need to do,” Rufo replies, adding, “All of our problems can be solved through kind of normal, peaceful, democratic means. We still have a great system, but our system is atrophying because we aren’t using that system.”

While many on the right have lost the plot, Rufo believes there’s still hope — especially considering politicians like Gov. Ron DeSantis are “using power effectively within the law.”

“We need media figures that are kind of telling people to straighten out, to have self-discipline, to remind people of the constitutional principles that we’re fighting for, and then to lay out a plausible plan, because people get desperate when they think they have no other options,” he continues, adding, “not just spin out into, you know, conspiracy land.”


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Harvard president in hot water AGAIN – this time for allegations related to plagiarizing her PhD thesis!



In the wake of her unapologetically anti-Semitic testimony during the congressional hearings that took place on December 5, Dr. Claudine Gay has decided to continue serving as Harvard’s president. However, more and more are calling for her to step down as news about her allegedly plagiarized thesis spreads.

Christopher Rufo, an American conservative activist who works with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, “has uncovered a massive scandal as it relates to Ms. Gay,” says Dave Rubin.

Just a few days ago, Rufo blew the lid off of what appears to be flagrant misconduct related to Dr. Gay’s Ph.D. thesis:

On December 10, he tweeted:

According to their investigation, Dr. Gay is allegedly guilty of a number of violations of Harvard’s own academic policies, including:

“[Lifting] an entire paragraph nearly verbatim from a paper by Lawrence Bobo and Franklin Gilliam, while passing it off as her own paraphrase and language … as well as passages from Richard Shingles, Susan Howell, and Deborah Fagan, which she reproduces nearly verbatim, without quotation marks.”

“[Lifting] material from scholar Carol Swain … [copying] the phrasing and language nearly verbatim from Swain’s book ‘Black Faces, Black Interests,’ without providing a citation of any kind.”

“[Composing] an entire appendix in the dissertation directly taken from Gary King’s book, ‘A Solution to the Ecological Inference Problem.’ While she cites King’s book later in the appendix … Gay does not explicitly acknowledge that Appendix B is entirely grounded in King’s concepts and language, instead passing it off as her own original work.”

Rufo notes that these are “flagrant violations of Harvard’s plagiarism policy, which states that students who commit plagiarism will suffer ‘disciplinary action,’ up to and including requirement to withdraw from the college.”

Rufo wasn’t the only one to find dirt in Gay’s academic past, however.

On December 11, Washington Free Beacon writer Aaron Sibarium tweeted:

According to Sibarium, “nearly a dozen scholars” analyzed “29 potential cases of plagiarism, [and] most of them said Gay had violated a core principle of academic integrity plus Harvard’s own anti-plagiarism policies.”

Given that Gay “can't figure out whether calling for genocide is against the bullying and harassment policy of her school” and the fact that “Harvard has discriminated against Jews and white people and Asian people … you might start thinking, 'Have they hired the best and brightest?'” says Dave.

Add that to the fact that she may be in serious violation of Harvard’s academic policies, and it’s easy to see that Dr. Claudine Gay is a problematic leader on many levels.


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Christopher Rufo fires back after woman claims a banyan tree-inspired mascot resembles 'an angry, threatening brown individual'



Democratic Public Education Caucus of Manasota President Robin Williams has authored a piece suggesting that New College of Florida's new mascot, the "Mighty Banyan," is problematic.

The mascot, which is a human-like tree that has bulging arm muscles, a chest, and a face, is a reference to the banyan trees on the school's campus.

Williams took issue with the mascot, suggesting that it looks like an mad and threatening brown person.

"To anyone with even a cursory knowledge of racial stereotypes, the new mascot should have set off alarms. It turns out the original student version of the mascot was very different in appearance and was unlikely to have raised any concerns. Yet Interim President Richard Corcoran and the New College Board of Trustees, which includes culture warrior Christopher Rufo among its members, supported and chose an altered mascot that depicts a tree that has been anthropomorphized to closely resemble an angry, threatening brown individual," Williams wrote.

"It is an image that is also reminiscent of the historically offensive imagery perpetuated by the 'Tarzan' books, which featured a main character who lived in an African jungle and boasted of being a 'killer of beasts and many black men.' Though generations have passed, there is no getting around the reality that the 'Tarzan' literary series remains one full of vile racial stereotyping, with Black men portrayed as 'primitive natives' and 'savages,'" she continued.

"'The Mighty Banyan' mascot also appears to bear similarities to race-oriented memorabilia that was especially popular during the Jim Crow era in the United States and, unfortunately, served to ingrain racial stereotypes in the American psyche," she added.

Rufo hit back at Williams' criticism, tweeting, "Advice for white libs: if you see a tree and immediately think 'looks like a scary minority to me,' you might be the racist."

\u201cLocal affluent white female liberal claims that the New College mascot, a banyan tree, "closely resemble[s] an angry, threatening brown individual."\n\nAdvice for white libs: if you see a tree and immediately think "looks like a scary minority to me," you might be the racist.\u201d
— Christopher F. Rufo \u2694\ufe0f (@Christopher F. Rufo \u2694\ufe0f) 1687194433

According to New College, the new mascot is based on a student's design. Corcoran noted that "we are proud that this mascot was born from one of our student’s designs."

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