Cashill Confronts Cancel Culture

Another worthwhile post from one of the top conservative authors in Kansas City offers a glimpse that the library debate works both ways and many progressives don't tolerate a diversity of opinion when it comes to speakers . . . Check-it . . .

“We believe that the diversity of perspectives is crucial in creating a rich and informative dialogue at our library events,” he began before fretting about how my diverse views would affect “our diverse audience” and “the inclusive and welcoming atmosphere we strive to foster within our library community.”

I would have an easier time deciphering the Rosetta Stone than I would this gibberish. So I will leave that task to the reader. In the interim, I have to thank Tedesco-Blair and the other library worthies for exposing county citizens to the inner workings of small town democracy.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Cancel culture comes to the Heartland: HeartlanderNews contributor's talk canceled by library

I had long heard that Fredonia, New York, was as close to Chicago as it was to New York City. So I checked. It's not, but not by much. By car, it takes an hour longer to get to Chicago. That sa...