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Good Sex/Bad Sex April 2006

Table of contents

BIRD'S EYE
A Very Private Public Affair
By Karl Zinsmeister
 
SCAN
Short News and Commentary
By Christopher Pope, Todd Aiken, et al.
Real numbers on “compassion” by political persuasion. Silicon Valley discovers compromise. America’s new German immigrants. Answering bossy judges. Not-pretty pictures from Iran.
SIDELIGHTS
Mirth and Madness
By Brandon Bosworth
Video game B.S. Saddam: Shoot me. Hardworking shoplifters. Poor divorcees. Billion-dollar ring tones.
INDICATORS
Numbers, etc.
By Karl Zinsmeister, Winfield Myers
A revisionist take on America’s “engineering crisis.”
"LIVE" WITH TAE
"Live" with Shelby Steele
Shelby Steele is an independent black intellectual who emphasizes freedom, responsibility, individual accomplishment, and self-sufficiency as the keys to black success in America.
IN REAL LIFE
Nice Americans
By James Payne
James Payne meets only good Americans along our inland waterways.
GEOPOLITICS
Back to the '60s Barricades
By Victor Davis Hanson
Democrats vault back to their 60s barricades.
NOW PLAYING
The Panther’s in the Pink
By Josh Larsen
The Pink Panther’s alive and well.
THE TUBE
The Show That Made Us Street Savvy
By James Lileks
Oh, the things you can learn from COPS.
BOOK TALK
Manly Good or Manly Evil
By Theodore Dalrymple and Brandon Bosworth
Dalrymple reviews Manliness by Harvey Mansfield; Bosworth sips assorted beverages.
DIGEST
Summaries of Important Research
Edited by Iain Murray
Less marriage, more poverty. Indian summer. Government science lags.
OPINION PULSE
The latest survey data
By Karlyn Bowman
Sex in America.
Feature articles
Good Sex/Bad Sex
By Jennifer Roback Morse
Healthy and unhealthy forms of sexuality, how to tell the difference, and how we might encourage more of the good stuff and less of the bad in America.
Seduced
By John McWhorter
One of America’s leading thinkers on race describes how radical ideas of welfare, work, and family sent poor black Americans to hell.
Rot From Within
By Mark Falcoff
A literary warning flare, from one generation ago, against “attack” liberalism and U.S. weakness abroad.
The Agent Orange Fiasco
By Michael Newton and Alvin Young
The hysteria over Agent Orange was a scientific disaster, and a needless trauma for individuals who served our country during an unpopular war.