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Mark Bauerlein

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Editor @firstthingsmag, Em Prof of English Emory U; author The Dumbest Generation; Literary Criticism: An Autopsy; Negrophobia: A Race Riot in Atlanta, 1906
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Claremont Review of Books

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By Daniel Mahoney, James Muller, Mark Bauerlein Verified
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Download The Leninist party-state founded in China by Mao Zedong has justly been called an “Empire of Lies.” From the Chinese Communist Revolution of 1927–1949 onward, the regime has been telling lies about itself, and Western dupes have been telling lies about it.
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Claremont Review of Books

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By Mark Bauerlein Verified, Justin Dyer, James Muller
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Download Subscriber Only Subscribe Something has gone wrong with the formation of American citizens. Too many young Americans have renounced the beliefs and conduct that maintain our civic order. In surveys, patriotic sentiment decreases with each successive generation from the Greatest to the Zs. Among the latter, 72% of college students agree that it’s acceptable to shut down a speaker who voices offensive opinions.
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Summer 2026 Correspondence

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By Christopher Caldwell, Andrew Roberts, Mark Bauerlein Verified
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Download What Sets the West Apart Spencer Klavan’s cover essay “The Renegade Academy” (Spring 2026) states eloquently much that I believe about the Western tradition—and the recent attacks upon it. I will certainly now read the book under review, Allen Guelzo and James Hankins’s The Golden Thread.
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