City Journal A poll conducted earlier this year by Google Consumer Surveys found that nearly 83 percent of the American public believes that workers should have the right to choose whether to join a union. Additionally, nearly 29 percent of union members nationwide responded they would be interested in leaving their union if given the…
Margaret Wente The Globe and Mail Well-educated, high-income women have always had trouble finding mates. That’s because men were always expected to be of higher status than their wives, or at least equal in status to them. (…) Times have changed. Today, the hottest properties on the marriage market are women with newly minted Harvard…
It’s official: Fairtrade screws over labourers Spiked A new study exposes Fairtrade for what it is – a Western vanity project that impoverishes those it’s meant to benefit. (…) According to the Fairtrade worldview, the poor farmers of the world are in fact quite happy with their lot and only desire a stable, if low,…
The Gazette Enrolment in English schools in Quebec dropped 60 per cent from 1971-72 to 2012-13, and a growing number of children eligible under Bill 101 for education in English are attending French schools nonetheless, Don Macpherson notes.
Sihem Souid Le Point Les femmes sont autonomes et imposent leurs désirs. Les hommes sont lâches et préfèrent fuir. Tels sont les rapports homme-femme en 2014 selon Sihem Souid.
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By Marie von Hafften, Global Post Being gay is a cultural and social taboo that these young Moroccans keep hidden.
By Ben Steverman, Bloomberg Rich people have enough money to solve almost all their problems but one: children who grow up to be entitled, materialistic and unhappy slackers.