Crisp: Kirk’s Version of America Bleak

Crisp: Kirk’s version of America bleak

No one should celebrate the assassination of Charlie Kirk; it’s a tragedy for his family and supporters and a violent blow to the health of our republic. On the other hand, would you want to live in Kirk’s version of America? Read more...

Crisp: Are you sure you want to live in Charlie Kirk’s America?

No one should celebrate the assassination of Charlie Kirk; it’s a tragedy for his family and supporters and a violent blow to the health of our republic. On the other hand, would you want to live in Kirk’s version of America? Kirk often distanced himself from Christian nationalism, but he was sympathetic to its goals, which include Christian dominance in American politics and culture. Related Articles A prolonged shutdown would lik…

Are you sure you want to live in Charlie Kirk’s America? - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

No one should celebrate the assassination of Charlie Kirk; it’s a tragedy for his family and supporters and a violent blow to the health of our republic.

This Is Charlie Kirk's America

“Now that everyone has seen the blatant white Christian nationalism on display at the Kirk memorial/political rally, here are some resources to help you learn more and resist more effectively.” This sentence was posted on X by Jemar Tisby, a protégé of the huckster Ibram X. Kendi. Tisby followed up that observation by helpfully pointing people to his own book, Color of Compromise: The Truth About the American Church’s Complicity with Racism, as …

Collective Guilt and Selective Outrage: What Charlie Kirk’s Death Reveals About American Values

By Walter Hesford | FāVS News Columnist Whose life is worth more? That of Charlie Kirk, shot to death in Utah? Or that of a young girl, starved to death in Gaza? And if liberals are held responsible for the death of Kirk, should conservatives be held responsible for the death of the young girl? These are, of course, terrible questions. They are prompted by the blame game going on in Washington, D.C., and on social media. Though we are supposedly…