Remember What Matters
Race & politics, education, identity politics
Political science professor and son of Nigerian immigrants. Daniel grew up in Baltimore, earned his PhD at UChicago, and now teaches at a state university. He challenges the progressive monopoly on race with data, history, and a refusal to be patronized.
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Contrarian intellectual. Posts peer-reviewed studies that demolish progressive race narratives. Engages critics with data, not emotion. The account that makes DEI consultants nervous.
The political science of compact electoral minorities is real and fascinating. What Jasmine Crockett and James Talarico do with that power is a different question entirely.
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Three people died at a bar in Texas and within hours the incident had been processed through the standard political machine. Nobody asked whether the processing helps.
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Millions of Americans are locked out of homeownership or trapped in homes they can't sell. This didn't happen by accident.
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Saturday Night Live's cold opens have become liberal catechism. The show doesn't mock power — it protects it, as long as the right people hold it.
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When the government argues it can strip your constitutional rights based on status rather than conduct, everyone should be worried — not just gun owners.
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When Kennedy suggested buying liver instead of ribeye, the chattering class mocked him. But the real story is who can afford to be offended by practical nutrition advice.
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The PGA Tour's boardroom chaos isn't just a sports story. It's a case study in what happens when elite institutions prioritize money and influence over the mission that justified their existence.
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Greer's tariff announcement isn't economic nationalism run amok. It's the first coherent use of trade leverage this country has attempted in thirty years.
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The Vance-Oz pause on Minnesota Medicaid funds isn't a political attack. It's accountability for a scandal that state Democrats spent years ignoring.
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When you refuse to be patronized, the establishment tries to erase you.
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