Our Views on Freedom and Self-Control
A stance on liberty stressing individuals’ equal rights endowed by the Creator. It argues freedom comes from self-control and personal responsibility, not government power, urging readers to protect life, property, and the ability to develop fully.
Property rights trump billboard control and free speech
The piece argues for property owners and billboard companies to decide layout and messaging, resisting state centralization. It contrasts Washington and Jefferson on central authority and urges local and owner-led decisions over billboard spacing, appearance, and foliage.
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North Carolina
Washington
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Welfare State, Minimum Wage, and Black Poverty Critique
John Stossel presents Walter Williams arguments that welfare programs create dependence and harm black families. He cites Williams on high unemployment among black teens, the impact of minimum wage, and anti-poverty policies that he says fail to lift people out of poverty. Williams links welfare to reduced marriage and mobility, urging ending deficit spending and welfare programs.
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Walter Williams
George Mason University
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South Africa
United States
America
Why Highland Tech and others excel in test scores
The reader argues that parental involvement is the key to high test scores across Highland Tech charter and private schools, while money plays little role. They note varying parental care levels impact students and emphasize dedicated Woodhill Elementary staff who act as teachers, parents, nurses, and counselors for many pupils.
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Bighear Carolina
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