Dr. James Lindsay | Critical Race Theory: A Bad Religion and Belief System
Dr. Lindsay speaks to students at YAF’s 43rd annual National Conservative Student Conference. Dr. Lindsay defines “Critical Race Theory” as the belief that the fundamental organizing principle of society is racism that was created by white people for their own benefit. An American-born author, mathematician, and commentator, Dr. James Lindsay has written six books spanning […]
Ben Shapiro | America wasn’t built on slavery, it was built on freedom
LIVE at Boston University Ben Shapiro is a nationally renowned attorney, editor-in-chief of the Daily Wire, and the host of “The Ben Shapiro Show.” Thanks to the Fred Allen Lecture Series, Ben Shapiro, a “New York Times” bestselling author, partners with YAF to trigger leftist snowflakes on campuses nationwide in the fight against political correctness […]
Rachael Campos-Duffy | Proud Conservative Latino
Rachel Campos-Duffy may have gotten her start as one of the stars of the iconic show, MTVs The Real World: San Francisco, but today she is ranked one of “Newsmax’s 50 Most Influential Latino” leaders and sought after for her honest, insightful, and often humorous real-world view of the news cycle and American public policy.
Ben Shapiro | You’re free, stop whining
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White Women Are ‘Instruments of Terror’: Salisbury Reading List Villainizes White People, Police
Salisbury University wants incoming students to read about abolishing the police and “dismantling whiteness,” according to an “Anti-Racist Reading List” uploaded to the public institution’s diversity website over the weekend. Among the nearly 100 recommended books, articles, films, and podcasts that made the list are a New York Times article arguing that white women are […]
‘Dismayed,’ ‘Disappointed,’ & ‘Troubled’: 35 of America’s Top 50 Universities Condemn SCOTUS Decision Banning Racial Preference Practices
In the days following last week’s Supreme Court ruling that prohibits colleges and universities from judging prospective students’ applications based on race, 35 of America’s top 50 institutions released statements of condemnation. CLICK HERE to explore the interactive data table Most of the statements expressed disappointment and argued that the Supreme Court is “turning back […]
‘Christian’ Wesleyan University to Cover Abortion Related Expenses Beginning in August
By Jack Watkins Beginning in Fall 2023, Wesleyan University will cover a variety of abortion-related costs for students, despite its proclaimed Christian identity and affiliation with the Methodist Church. Student tuition dollars will be spent for the purposes of providing transportation to and from a clinic, housing assistance, and obtaining post-abortion drugs and contraceptives. The […]
Chicago Area High School to Keep Segregated Lunch Spaces for ‘LGBTQIA+,’ Black Students
Evanston Township High School will permanently continue a program that designates an “LGBTQIA+ lunch space” for students, according to the minutes of a recent school board meeting highlighting the district’s “social consciousness” agenda. The segregated lunch space for “queer” students, coined “Qrunch,” was held each Tuesday and Thursday during a trial period last semester, a […]
Landmark Supreme Court Decision Strikes Down Racial Preferences in College Admissions
The Supreme Court released a landmark decision Thursday morning banning race-based college admissions policies. This decision marks a significant milestone in the pursuit of providing equal opportunities for all, regardless of race or ethnicity. “For generations, YAF has been 100% consistent and unwavering in our support of the words carved into the façade of the […]
Leftist Dominance and Segregated Ceremonies: New YAF Studies Expose Disturbing Trends in University Commencements
In two groundbreaking studies, Young America’s Foundation has uncovered concerning patterns within commencement ceremonies at the top 100 colleges and universities in the United States. The studies, which examined the political ideologies of speakers and the prevalence of segregated graduation ceremonies, shed light on the ideological landscape and inclusivity within […]
