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Isaac Willour

  • Corporate Engagement Director, Bowyer Research
  • Journalist and Columnist, Freelance
Cleveland, Pittsburgh
As seen in: USA Today, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, Yahoo News Malaysia, Newsweek, Substack, The Hill, Flipboard, National Review, The Epoch Times and
Covers:  Politics, College Administration
Directing corporate engagement @BowyerResearch. Grove City alum. Team Christ. Team capital. Move fast, build things.

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Isaac Willour’s Biography

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Editorial Board - GCC Journal of Law & Public Policy
Contributor - Lone Conservative, IFF Checkpoint
Executive Scholar - American Enterprise Institute
Journalist - The College Fix
GCC '24 Political Science

Isaac Willour’s Journalist Portfolio

Campus diversity efforts tend to worsen stereotypes and cross-racial understanding, report finds ...

Campus diversity efforts tend to worsen stereotypes and cross-racial understanding, report finds ...

Attempts to increase colleges' level of racial diversity may not be having their desired effect, according to…

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Professor punished by kangaroo court asks Supreme Court to let him punish university officials | ...

Professor punished by kangaroo court asks Supreme Court to let him punish university officials | ...

Can a professor hold university officials personally accountable for violating his constitutional rights when…

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Nearly three dozen Stanford programs discriminate against males, complaint alleges | The College ...

Nearly three dozen Stanford programs discriminate against males, complaint alleges | The College ...

Adam Kissel only started filing Title IX complaints against college programs that allegedly discriminate agai…

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First Amendment groups ask SCOTUS to block immunity for Arkansas State officials who censored stu...

First Amendment groups ask SCOTUS to block immunity for Arkansas State officials who censored stu...

Free speech legal groups want the Supreme Court to hold public university officials accountable for violating…

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Gender studies professor who criticized 'trans-sex fantasy' faces backlash-but she's standing fir...

Gender studies professor who criticized 'trans-sex fantasy' faces backlash-but she's standing fir...

A gender studies professor is standing firm despite facing calls for her dismissal for writing an opinion col…

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White professor files racial discrimination lawsuit, says two black colleagues paid far more | Th...

White professor files racial discrimination lawsuit, says two black colleagues paid far more | Th...

A white professor is alleging racial discrimination after discovering that two of his black colleagues' salar…

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"Excuse Marketing" and Our AI Moment

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By Isaac Willour
| Substack
If you’ve learned nothing else from the general tone of this publication, it’s that whenever I need to find an unhelpful and/or overhyped take on tech, progress, or really anything that involves work, I can generally find it on Substack. And AI is no exception. It’s no secret I’ve written a good bit about AI (see here at World, here at Acton, and here at AIER) from a perspective that leans more towards adoption than avoidance.
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The Rise and Fall of Corporate Gender Ideology

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By Isaac Willour
| lyceumnow.com
“First, they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win.” The old line, variously attributed to everyone from Mahatma Gandhi to early 20th-century trade unionists, maps well onto our struggle to purge political ideology from corporate America. Conservatives should have no illusions about where we are in that sequence. The corporate regime has moved decisively into the “then they fight you” phase.
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Apple’s New CEO Has a Major Opportunity to Ditch Politics

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By Isaac Willour
| The Daily Economy
Thus (reportedly) spake Steve Jobs in the late 1990s. It was a take on the role of corporations that would become decidedly out of consensus within a few short years, although Jobs seemed to stick with it. “Some people have said that I shouldn’t get involved politically because probably half our customers are Republicans,” he asserted in 2004.
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What advice can you offer to aspiring journalists?

Build clips. Write now. Don't wait. The skill comes with time.

When's the best time to pitch you?

Just email me. I'm easy to find and I'll generally respond.

What's your favorite drink?

I'll punt and say Chick-Fil-A lemonade until something better comes along.