By Dan Fournier Club of Rome (founded 1968) In 1965, two key figures in Aurelio Peccei, an Italian industrialist, and Alexander King, a British chemist and OECD bureaucrat, formed a close bond. In April of 1968, a two-day meeting convening 30 European scientists, economists, and industrialists to Rome to steer the direction of global issues. This meeting essentially kick-started the Club of Rome with the organisation getting its name from...
Read moreDetailsdesigner491/iStock/Getty Images Plus When even The New York Times complains about your leftism, you know that you not only jumped the shark with wokism, but that the shark you jumped is a megalodon. This is the case, too, with a new report on how the University of Michigan squandered megabucks on DEI indoctrination. The result of these programs?A decade and...
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