“Despite how persuasive the words of John Rawls and other ‘social justice’ advocates may be in the world of words, demonstrated facts in the world of reality raise the crucial question as to whether ...

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Prolific and award-winning economist Sowell presents an engaging and accessible collection of short essays culled from his books and columns. In his 30-some previous books, Sowell has addressed ...

I’m just getting around to reading the book published last year “Maverick: A Biography of Thomas Sowell” by Jason L. Riley. It has reminded me of a remark Bill Ellis made in the Times-Call a couple of ...

As I mentioned last month in an homage to one of his regular features, my intellectual hero is Thomas Sowell. Today is Dr. Sowell's 89th birthday. Since turning 80, he has published Intellectuals and ...

As the nation prepared for its 249th birthday, Thomas Sowell, the nation’s greatest living economist, turned 95. That milestone is cause for reflection in California, Washington, D.C., and all across ...

Sarah H. Weaver is a graduate student at Hillsdale College and a freelance writer. In an interview in 2018, the economist Thomas Sowell had a concise answer when podcaster and commentator Dave Rubin ...

Hoover Institution economist Thomas Sowell has long made a case that it is not racism that makes Blacks on average poorer than other Americans. Data concerning Nigerian immigrants and their children ...

Who’s guarding my Birra Nursia? The Golem of Prague had to call in reinforcements: Dr. Thomas Sowell. I was given the Sowell figurine at the NatCon convention, by the folks at HeroesOfLiberty.com, who ...

“Thomas Sowell ranks among the towering intellects of our time.” Coleman Hughes explains why in City Journal: As Kevin Williamson observed, Sowell is “that rarest of things among serious academics: ...

Thomas Sowell argues that ideology has replaced knowledge and that well-intentioned policies often harm the very people they are meant to help. The persistent illusions and delusions of ‘anointed’ ...