RADICALLY RIGHT

Did you know that political correctness is a Marxist term? It didn’t come from Hollywood. It wasn’t born on Tumblr. It originated in Communist circles—used explicitly to enforce ideological obedience and suppress dissent. Let’s walk through how we got from Stalin’s gulags to DEI seminars and cancel culture. Because this isn’t about kindness. It’s about control.

America is still reeling from the consequences of Joe Biden’s open border agenda. During his presidency, more than 10 million illegal migrants crossed into the U.S., overwhelming schools, hospitals, and housing systems. Now, under President Trump, the nation is beginning to reckon with the damage. This wasn’t compassion. It was sabotage — and we’re all paying the price.

I was barely in my twenties, doing psychology hours in college, when I walked into Fellowship House in Miami—a facility for people with severe mental disorders. Schizophrenia. Bi-polar. Depression so deep it swallowed people whole. It wasn’t abstract in there. It was real. It had a face.

We are not well. Not as a nation. Not as a culture. Not as a people. We are loud, angry, performative, and exhausted—and worst of all, we are becoming unrecognizable to one another. Not because of disagreements, but because of dehumanization. Because instead of challenging ideas, we now destroy the people behind them. It’s no longer enough to debate. We cancel. We dox. We silence. We humiliate.

As a former educator, I’ve seen firsthand what happens when you lower the bar in the name of “equity.” The latest proposal from San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) under the euphemism of “Grading for Equity” is not reform—it’s surrender.

Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about wealth—real wealth. The kind that stacks billions on top of billions while the people who make it all possible can barely afford rent. And here’s the thing: I’m a capitalist. I believe in the hustle. I believe in the freedom to build something from the ground up. I believe in taking risks, investing smart, & reaping the rewards. I’m not asking the government to hand anything out or step in to control private business. But let’s be real—t

Labeling isn’t just a tool used by those in power—it’s a lazy shortcut used by cowards, mobs, and weak-minded ideologues who are scared to actually debate you. You don’t have to silence someone if you can make people stop listening first. You don’t have to ban a voice when you can just smear the person behind it.

President Trump’s recent proposal to redirect $3 billion from Harvard University to trade schools across the country has reignited a conversation this country should’ve had years ago: What kind of education actually serves American students?

I didn’t grow up chasing trends. I grew up listening to truth. Pink Floyd didn’t just make music—they peeled back reality. Coltrane didn’t play notes—he played soul. Celia Cruz didn’t just sing—she commanded joy through struggle. Benny Moré made you feel Cuba with every note.

I’m not a conspiracy theorist. I’m not an extremist. I’m not waiting for a savior in a red tie. I just know BS*** when I see it—and I’m not afraid to call it.