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How to Win a Culture War
Culture wars are easy to dismiss when your side is winning one. The phrase suggests an artificial conflict manufactured by activists who cannot leave ordinary life alone. Yet every society teaches its members what is admirable, shameful, natural and just. The dispute begins when we ask who is doing the teachingâand what vision of society their institutions are working to produce. Ideas hostile toâŠ
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The DWR Sunday Religious Disservice - Where Is the Muslim Furor Over Chinaâs Uyghurs?
Governments and institutions that claim to speak for the Muslim world regularly invoke the ummahâthe global Muslim communityâas a source of political and moral authority. They demand solidarity across borders when Muslims suffer in Palestine, Kashmir or Myanmar. When China constructed a police state around the Uyghurs, however, many of those governments did more than remain quiet. They defendedâŠ
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Who Dies? The Black Categories of Maoist China
Before a government can persecute large numbers of people, it has to solve a political problem. It must persuade everyone else that the victims are not quite ordinary citizensâthat their suffering is acceptable, deserved or simply too dangerous to oppose. Maoist China developed a brutally effective method for doing this. Society was divided into politically approved and politically contaminatedâŠ
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The DWR Friday Musical Interlude - Handle With Care
âHandle with Careâ has the loose warmth of friends making music together, but beneath its easy rhythm is a song about bruised trust and stubborn hope. George Harrison carries the verses with quiet weariness, while Roy Orbisonâs soaring bridge opens the song into something almost operatic. Bob Dylan, Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne add texture without crowding it, giving the performance the feeling ofâŠ
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Chinaâs Hidden Killing Fields: The Evidence of Forced Organ Harvesting
Organ transplantation is one of medicineâs genuine miracles. A failing heart can be replaced. A patient whose kidneys no longer function can be freed from dialysis. An organ donated at the end of one life can preserve another for decades. Yet the legitimacy of transplantation depends upon a boundary that cannot be negotiated away. The person providing the organ is a human being, not a supply ofâŠ
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Breaking!: Great Canadian Space Launch Pad Adds Garbage Can
 In a major step toward operational readiness, officials have confirmed that a garbage can has now been installed at the Great Canadian Space Launch Pad. The addition follows months of consultation, stakeholder engagement, environmental review, accessibility assessment and interdepartmental coordination. No rockets have launched. However, the facility is now better equipped to receiveâŠ
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To Liberal Supporters: Mark Carney Has Earned Patience, Not a Verdict
If you supported Mark Carney because you believed Canada needed steady economic leadership, that was not an irrational choice. He entered office during a serious trade conflict with the United States. Tariffs, threats and uncertainty weakened exports, discouraged investment and made long-term planning more difficult. Canadaâs economic problems were not created by one prime minister, and theyâŠ
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Sarah McLaughlin - Free Speech is Not A Favour from the State
Editors Note : This essay is a summation of recent podcast interview between Peter Boghossian and Sarah McLaughin. Free speech is often defended too narrowly, as if it were mainly a permission slip for rude people, a tolerance ritual for offensive opinions, or a legal loophole that allows unpleasant citizens to be unpleasant in public. That misses the deeper issue. Free speech matters least whenâŠ
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The DWR Sunday Religious Disservice: The Judeo-Christian Values of the West? - What are they?
The phrase âJudeo-Christian valuesâ is often used loosely, so it is worth defining what it means in its strongest form. Judaism and Christianity are not identical. They differ profoundly on theology, covenant, salvation, scripture, and the person of Jesus. The term âJudeo-Christianâ can also flatten real historical tensions, including centuries of Christian anti-Judaism. Nor did the West emergeâŠ
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The Leftâs Betrayal of Women Was a Refusal to Respect Reality
For decades, the political Left told women it alone could be trusted to defend their rights. But the promise was narrower than advertised. In practice, womenâs rights often meant abortion access, workplace rhetoric, and the expectation that women would keep voting for the party that claimed ownership over âwomenâs issues.â Then a harder test arrived. What happens when women ask for boundaries?âŠ
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The DWR Friday Choral Interlude - FaurĂ©âs 'Tantum ergo', Op. 55
offers devotion without theatrical excess. The music is warm, poised, and gently luminous, unfolding with the quiet confidence so characteristic of FaurĂ©âs sacred writing. Rather than overwhelming the listener, it invites stillness: solo voice, chorus, and organ moving together in an atmosphere of reverence, restraint, and serene beauty. This is faith expressed not as spectacle, but as inwardâŠ
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The Girl Behind The Wall: Afterword
Zahra is fictional. The system that would erase her is not. I wrote The Girl Behind the Wall as a fictional composite because facts, while necessary, can become strangely weightless when they arrive only as numbers, reports, and policy summaries. âGirls banned from schoolâ is true. âWomen restricted from public lifeâ is true. âChild marriage enabled by law and customâ is true. But those phrasesâŠ
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The Girl Behind the Wall, Part III: The Room Where They Discussed Me
Final installment of a fictional composite in three vignettes about a girl coming of age under Taliban rule. III. The Room Where They Discussed Me The men came after evening prayer, when the bread cloth had already been shaken clean and folded. My mother knew before they knocked. I could tell by the way she moved through the room, touching things that did not need touching: the cups, the kettle,âŠ
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The Girl Behind the Wall, Part II: The Road That Needed a Boy
A fictional composite in three vignettes about a girl coming of age under Taliban rule. II. The Road That Needed A Boy  My mother woke with one hand pressed beneath her ribs. She did not make a sound. I watched from my mat as the room brightened by slow degrees and my brother scratched himself awake for school. When he kicked off his blanket, his foot struck my ankle. âMove,â he said. IâŠ
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The Girl Behind the Wall: Three Vignettes
This is a fictional composite, told through three brief vignettes, about a girl coming of age under Taliban rule in Afghanistan. Her name is Zahra. She is not one real girl, but she stands in for many: girls whose schools were closed, whose movements were restricted, whose voices were lowered, whose futures were discussed by others before they were old enough to understand what was beingâŠ
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When Canadian Debate Becomes a Loyalty Test
Most of us were never really taught how political debate is supposed to work. Quick self-test: when you hear the words âpolitical debate,â what image comes to mind? For many people, it is probably a televised shouting match: two partisan performers interrupting each other, trading slogans, hunting for the viral clip. Or maybe it is that argument on Facebook or X where the dunks were plentiful,âŠ
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The DWR Sunday Religious Disservice: When Conquest Becomes Holy
A former Muslim recently wrote something on X that deserves to be taken seriously: âI was never a practising, observant Muslim. Yet, even I wanted Islam to take over Europe and the West until I was a teenager.â  That is not a small admission. It is a glimpse into a religious-political imagination many Westerners have been trained not to notice, or at least not to describe plainly. The issue isâŠ
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