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Undoctrination
Undoctrination is a new show about liberty, current events, and issues facing the rising generation, hosted by Maggie Anders and Olivia Rondeau.
The UnScene
(NEW) Exploring the unseen themes and ideas about economics and political philosophy in popular culture, art, and entertainment.
Mind Your Business
An entertaining and informative series of short documentaries that feature innovative entrepreneurs and the challenges they face, hosted by Andrew Heaton.
How We Thrive
“How We Thrive” is a docuseries profiling inspiring stories female entrepreneurs and the impact their businesses have made on the world. From one of the world’s more prolific acoustic instrument companies, to a Senegalese entrepreneur trying to combat the poverty image, to a pioneer in the health care industry who…
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View AllWhy Hitler Loved ‘Social Justice’
Social justice advocates—then and now—tend to seek to resolve what they see as structural inequities in society through illiberal and coercive means. In its most basic form, it means taking from those who have more (the privileged) and giving it to those who have less. For Hitler, this meant confiscating the property of the wealthiest (most privileged) members of his society: the Jews.
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