By Fyodor Kushnirsky Originally published at The American Thinker In the current backlash against DEI, most criticism is focused on the "D" -- diversity -- which replaces the principle of meritocracy with racial criteria in hiring, admissions, and promotions. Notorious examples of implementation include police and fire departments lowering requirements for education and physical fitness, or aviation authorities adopting biographical assessment in place of traditional skill-based hiring evaluations. The "E" -- equity -- is more complex. Equity has replaced the concept of equality, which progressive ideology in the U.S. deems discriminatory because of its emphasis on individual … [Read more...]
Rhythmic Reads: How Music Shapes Lifelong Learners
Today we bring you an article form a guest author: Emily Graham. Emily Graham is the creator of Mighty Moms (mightymoms.net). She believes being a mom is one of the hardest jobs around and wanted to create a support system for moms from all walks of life. On her site, she offers a wide range of info tailored for busy moms — from how to reduce stress to creative ways to spend time together as a family. Rhythmic Reads: How Music Shapes Lifelong Learners In an era dominated by digital screens and boundless distractions, the potential of music emerges as a beacon for cultivating literacy among young learners. Music isn’t just a fun pastime – it can also take a child’s learning … [Read more...]

