I just got an email from an editor of City Journal. Apparently it's been around for awhile, but I've never heard of it. Perhaps I should get out more often. Glancing at the headlines, it looks interesting. Have a read and tell me if you like this, or let me know if it's the most hated journal you've ever read. Here's some headlines from it:

Theodore Dalrymple on the "Terrorists Among Us," explaining how itÂ’s not just Islam, but the tension between Islam and Western modernity, that makes them tick.

Sol Stern on the growing movement to teach for “social justice” in public schools and ed schools: Sol shows how it perpetuates a cruel hoax on disadvantaged kids

Kay S. Hymowitz in the hilarious "Desperate Grandmas" describes how narcissistic feminists, now sexagenarians, are still seeking the Best Sex Ever!

Steven Malanga's moving "The Last Full Measure" pays tribute to the monuments honoring the 9/11 dead that have sprung up throughout New York commuter towns--Steve's photos are included.

Heather Mac Donald explains why the NYPD--now fighting terror as well as crime--is still America's best police force:

And former Hollywood screenwriter Gerry Garibaldi, now teaching in a public school in Connecticut, tells what he's learned about how the schools shortchange boys.

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