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Threading a few of the promotional op-eds I wrote with themes from #Unjust, which drops tomorrow (pre-order today! bit.ly/NoahRothman)
A selection from the chapter in #Unjust on the philosophy of modern social justice activism, which diverges from Rawls in ways that would render it unrecognizable to an earlier generation of activists: "The Attack on Luck" via @commentary commentarymagazine.com/articles/the-a…
@Commentary "Woke Brands And The Sorry Fad Of Entry-Level Politics" in @realDailyWire dailywire.com/news/42322/rot…
@Commentary @realDailyWire On how a new generation of social justice activists in Congress define "social justice," a malleable and expansive term that seems untethered to objective notions of justice: "'Social Justice' Is Unjust" in @NRO nationalreview.com/2019/01/social…
@Commentary @realDailyWire @NRO Lastly, how the Women's March tore itself apart as a result of its adherence to divisive Intersectional animus. "Why the Women's March is collapsing just two years after it began" in @foxnewspolitics foxnews.com/opinion/why-th…
