During the vaudeville era, the Cherry Sisters of Marion, Iowa, built a reputation as the worst act to ever grace the stage. But that didn’t stop crowds from packing into theaters to watch them sing, dance, play musical instruments and…
Columbia University student satire publication "The Federalist' has apologized after removing an article that mocked land acknowledgments, saying the piece handled a sensitive subject in a way that caused harm to members of the university community. The article, titled "I…
I also break down several major policy and cultural issues that tie into this broader theme of control, from the push toward lab-grown meat and what that actually represents biologically and economically, to legislative battles over pesticides, farmland, and surveillance…
legalinsurrection.com Satirical Student Newspaper at Columbia Apologizes for Land Acknowledgment Joke Apparently, no one is allowed to make jokes about things the left takes seriously.The College Fix reports: Columbia’s ‘satire’ student paper apologizes for land acknowledgment jokeRemember why…
Columbia’s ‘satire’ student paper apologizes for land acknowledgment joke The College Fix
‘Nothing of note’: legal directory accidentally publishes joke comments The Times
What Britain was doing in Ireland during Swift’s lifetime was conducted in line with Westminster's rule and, everything they did, was done in the British interest, which as McDowell said, had the effect of arousing Swift's anger. Swift was a…
washingtonpost.com The University of Washington pays $600,000 to a professor it investigated for poking fun at a land acknowledgment. One way to identify ideologues is that they won’t tolerate ribbing. After the University of Washington recommended that computer science professors…
Yahoo Babylon Bee challenges New Mexico AI political content law
When satire is the story: complaints, lawsuits and bans over parody, mock news and political jokes.
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