Citizen-Journal.net
Title
Citizen Journal
Description
At Citizen Journal, we invite our readers to educate themselves, discuss their ideas, and be heard. This challenge, we believe, is emblematic of our purpose in developing Citizen Journal and in making this website available to our readers, which is to provide a public forum for honest, lively political debate.
History teaches that the United States was founded upon the free exchange of ideas and a vital tradition of rigorous political debate. This imperative was forcefully and courageously displayed by the Declaration of Independence in 1776 and later found expression the United States Constitution.
Our country's tradition of debating and discussing ideas is, however, systematically disavowed by far-flung media, academic and political conglomerates to which it has been entrusted. Instead, these institutions effectively regulate discussion and stifle ideas they collectively oppose. Often, ideas they deem “insensitive” or politically “incorrect” - as judged by the amorphous rules of political correctness - are shamed into silence, or altogether banished. The daily installment of The New York Times and the nightly news, along with constant bombardment of Hollywood's vain brand of liberalism, serves only to compound the problems, squelching real debate even further.
Contact
- Lalor, William
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- New York NY
- United States 10280
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- 212-227-4497
