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Best-selling author of "Troubled: A Memoir of Foster Care, Family, and Social Class" | Senior Fellow, @ManhattanInst | All Views My Own
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The Useful Idiots of the Red-Green Alliance

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By Rob Henderson
| Rob Henderson's Newsletter
I recently spoke with Franziska Sittig, co-author of the 2025 bookIntellectual Self-Destruction: How the West Gambles Away Its Future. Sittig completed her master’s degree in International Affairs/European Politics at Columbia University in New York City and regularly publishes for the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. She was a Collegiate Associate at the Manhattan Institute in New York and a Research Intern at United Against Nuclear Iran. In 2016, she won the ZEIT Young Talent Award.
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The latest data on baby names reveals a progressive paradox

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By Rob Henderson
| Washington Post Opinions Verified
The latest data on baby names reveals a progressive paradox (washingtonpost.com) The latest data on baby names reveals a progressive paradox By Rob Henderson 2026062111310300 The most progressive parents in the United States are giving their children the most traditional names. The latest baby name data from Washington, D.C., reads like a roll call of 19th-century senators and their wives. Lucy, Eleanor and Caroline for girls. Charles, John and George for boys.
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Nobody Knows Whether Michael Jackson Is Canceled

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By Rob Henderson
| Substack
Jaafar Jackson as Michael Jackson in a scene from “Michael.” Photo: Glen Wilson/Lionsgate/Associated Press In a 1955 essay, the Russian-British philosopher Isaiah Berlin suggested that there are at least two ways of thinking about art and the people who make it. There’s the “French” way, and the “Russian” way. These are only labels for the sake of brevity and convenience. Plenty of Russian writers, Berlin explained, held the “French” view and many French writers held the “Russian” one.
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