Abigail Anthony is a writer whose work focuses on political and cultural issues. She has written for publications such as National Review and The College Fix, covering topics ranging from higher education and social justice to political events and pop culture. Her articles aim to provide thought-provoking analysis and commentary on current events in the United States.
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Abigail Anthony's articles predominantly feature opinion editorials, with a focus on culture & society, personal finance, and scientific topics. Her coverage includes education, LGBTQ+ issues, antisemitism, media controversies, and social activism.
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After political debates, a few sage writers take a victory lap to celebrate their accurate predictions.
By: Abigail Anthony
Gay resigned after facing plagiarism accusations and pushback for comments about antisemitism.
By: Abigail Anthony
‘One year ago today, Gaza broke through Israel’s blockade, showing the world that the ongoing Nakba and apartheid cannot stand.’
The rules will likely be enforced unfairly because Harvard has a long record of deeming insufficiently progressive speech as harmful.
Snowflakes read a snowflake design as sinister hoods.
In 2015, Johanna Olson-Kennedy began leading a study on the effects of puberty-blocking drugs in adolescents.
By: Abigail Anthony
Lead researcher Johanna Olson-Kennedy told the Times she was concerned that the results could be ‘weaponized’ by opponents of medicalization.
Did Joe Biden say ‘supporters’ or ‘supporter’s’? Only a true expert like me could know.
By: Abigail Anthony
Jacob Rostovsky, who has been ‘openly transgender’ since age 13, founded Queer Works in 2018 to provide counseling for LGBT people.
You can forget about substantive lectures or rigorous debates.
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