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Close the Intersectionality Loophole in Federal Grantmaking – LIF to Education Department (opens the original)
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Our Comment Letter on Dept. Education Rule Proposal: “A criterion, priority, review method, or practice that would be impermissible if applied directly may not be applied indirectly through intersectionality.” On September 22, 2026, the Legal Insurrection Foundation (LIF) submitted a public comment (Letter here) supporting the U.S. Department of Education’s proposed amendments to the Education Department General Administrative Regulations, or EDGAR. LIF also recommended one narrow clarification
The Humanities and Social Sciences Should Teach Civilization, Not Contempt (opens the original)
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The social sciences should study human institutions with humility, methodological rigor, and respect for history. When a seven-year project examining thousands of social and behavioral science papers recently reported that only about half of the selected findings could be replicated, many observers treated the result as another entry in the familiar “replication crisis.” But the more troubling finding was less dramatic and more damning: reproducibility. Replication means re-testing a claim with
At Mount Vernon and Washington, DC, YAF Showed Why America’s Future Still Has Champions (opens the original)
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“If socialism ever comes to America, it will be through votes, not bullets.” On August 6-8, Legal Insurrection Foundation representatives Amy Noto and Nora Clinton attended Young America’s Foundation’s 48th Annual National Conservative Student Conference. The conference began with a soaring Freedom Rally at George Washington’s Mount Vernon and then continued in Washington, D.C. We left deeply grateful to YAF — and especially to Allison Houck — for the gracious hospitality, the seriousness of pur
The World Cup Fans Loved America (opens the original)
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The World Cup reminded us that the American experiment still looks extraordinary from the outside, especially when visitors meet Americans face to face. A week after the soccer World Cup ended, many fans went home happy. They left with more than photos, jerseys, and souvenirs. They left with a warmer view of America. Despite the harsh anti-American and anti-Trump propaganda pushed by leftist media here and abroad, many visitors seemed genuinely surprised by what they found. Americans were kind.
Can the Smithsonian Be Saved? Restoring the Institution’s Founding Mission (opens the original)
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The controversy over the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History raises a direct question: has the institution remained faithful to that trust? The Smithsonian Institution was created with a noble purpose: the “increase and diffusion of knowledge among men.” That phrase, drawn from James Smithson’s bequest and embedded in the 1846 act establishing the Smithsonian, does not describe a museum system meant to indoctrinate Americans against their own civilization. It describes an instituti
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