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Is the Stanford Review known for an (American) "Conservative" bent? Other headlines like "Femininity, not Feminism" and "How Hamas Broke the Progressive Mind" l
by Boogie_Man 3y ago
Is the Stanford Review known for an (American) "Conservative" bent? Other headlines like "Femininity, not Feminism" and "How Hamas Broke the Progressive Mind" lead me to believe that is the case. Perhaps this is a natural response to the general (American) "Liberal" bent of a college campus.
- Georgelemental 3y agoYes, it's one of the most prominent US right-wing student newspapers. Peter Thiel was a cofounder
- gosub100 3y agoThe clue was in the first sentence: "BLM riots ", the far-left media outlets called it "unrest" when their allies do it, but "insurrection" when it was done at the US Capitol.
- vacuity 3y agoLeaving aside the question of whether protests that damage property are reasonable, BLM protests generally haven't had violence/property damage as the main event. I'm saying generally because I don't know if that was true in all cases, but from what I can tell, looters tended to be a fringe group.
- hurrdurr56 3y agoIt depends on who your main source of info is. Right wing media will only cover BLM protests when they turn violent. Left wing media will only cover BLM protests when they are peaceful.
- tptacek 3y agoYes, famously, the Review is a right-wing student newspaper created (by Peter Thiel) to offset the perceived left-wing bias of the rest of the campus.