On a Democratic Socialist Government: Is It Even Legal in the United States?
When I first applied for US citizenship and subsequently became a United States citizen, there was a question on the qualifying exam that asked if I had ever
Heartbreak, Loss, Ache and the Bliss of Finding Home
[To order a copy of Mike Finch’s Wanderings in Place, CLICK HERE.] In his new second book of poems, Wanderings in Place, Freedom Center president Mike
Why New World Slavery Was Inevitable
The 1619 Project on slavery is a program organized by The New York Times in 2019 under the auspices of one of its chief staff writers, Nikole Hanna-
On the Moral Status of Islam in the United States
Several months ago, Hungarian leader Viktor Orbán and Canada’s leading intellectual Jordan Peterson met to lambast illegal immigration and political
America’s Immigration Dilemma
Most people who are presenting themselves at our Southern borders from Mexico, and South and Central America, and others who are seeking asylum mostly from Sub
There are No Settlers on the West Bank
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo recently announced that the U.S. would no longer consider civilian settlements in the occupied territories of the West Bank as a
An Open Letter to Greta Thunberg
Greta Thunberg: You have declared yourself a leader and said that your generation will start a revolution. You have comported yourself as a credentialed
In Praise of Traditional Gender Identity
We are witnessing a moment in Western civilization when heterosexuality is under assault. It is being reconstructed and used as a scapegoat for every neurosis
On the Moral Restoration of Israel
As I wrote in my prescient article a few months ago: A Moral Philosopher’s Letter to Prime Minister Netanyahu, Netanyahu’s victory was inevitable. A moral and
The Immorality of Free and Public Education
As I travel across the United States to give talks and seminars on my books and political and moral philosophy, I am increasingly struck by the degree to which
Daring to Suggest that All Cultures Aren’t Equal
It is a common canard among the educated cognoscenti that all cultures are equal. Indeed, a few weeks after writing an article in which I declared that not all
The Rise of Cultural and Economic Jihadism in American Civilization
Two Democratic presidential candidates, Bernie Sanders and Julian Castro, have agreed to speak before the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA). The
Taboo Truths about Transphobia in America
Jason D. Hill is a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center and professor of philosophy at DePaul University in Chicago. He is the
A Moral Philosopher’s Letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Jason D. Hill is a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center and professor of philosophy at DePaul University in Chicago. He is the
Jason Hill Video: An Ethical Defense of Zionism
In this new video, Professor Jason D. Hill delivers An Ethical Defense of Zionism, sharing his deepest respect for the Jewish people and Jewish civilization.
Disband Students for Justice in Palestine and All BDS Movements
Editors’ note: Jason D. Hill is a professor of philosophy at DePaul University in Chicago. Below is his Open Letter to Attorney General, William Barr making
Entitlement Rogues: Alive and Well on America’s Campuses
Who deserves free education, lower financial burdens and the right not to work at all?