Musa al-Gharbi
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Gender Differences Are A Thing. Let's Talk About It.
Google software engineer James Damore set off a firestorm with the publication of a company memo titled “Google’s Ideological Echo Chamber.” The essay cr... → Read More
Gender Differences Are A Thing. Let's Talk About It.
Google software engineer James Damore set off a firestorm with the publication of a company memo titled “Google’s Ideological Echo Chamber.” The essay cr... → Read More
4 reasons why Donald Trump will be re-elected in 2020
The popular consensus is likely dead wrong — and no, impeachment isn’t going to happen. → Read More
Trump Will Likely Win Reelection in 2020
Most Americans don’t like Trump. Trump will most likely be reelected in 2020. How can both of these statements be true? Here’s how: Even when people are unhappy with a state of affairs, they... → Read More
Musa al-Gharbi
Musa al-Gharbi is a Paul F. Lazarsfeld Fellow in Sociology at Columbia University. Readers can connect to his other work and social media via his website: → Read More
The Democratic Party Is Facing A Demographic Crisis
Trends in traditionally Democratic voting blocs betray a potentially bleak future for the party. → Read More
There are groups more depraved than ISIL
Does the West care about ISIL's specific crimes or is it mostly outraged that Muslims are committing them? → Read More
Mexican drug cartels are worse than ISIL
Western obsession with the Islamic State is fueled more by bigotry than any genuine assessment of risk or atrocities → Read More
To fight the Islamic State, end the war in Syria
Increased aid to the Syrian rebels will only further destabilize the region → Read More
Israel, not Hamas, orchestrated the latest conflict in Gaza
Washington's ironclad support for Israel provides effective shield for war crimes → Read More
Gaza negotiations plagued by bad-faith actors
Continued violence is predictable, given the compromised positions of all parties → Read More