Clayton Craddock's Deep Cuts

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What Happens When Women’s Sports Stop Being for Women?
Let’s Stop Pretending This Is About Inclusion—It’s About Control
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Why “Harm Reduction” Is Making Certain Cities Unlivable
The Failed Policies That Enable Drug Use, Increase Crime, and Drive Residents Away
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Trump Sent in Troops. Eisenhower Did Too. But Don’t Pretend It’s the Same.
The real question isn’t if military force is legal, it’s why it’s used.
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Newsom Played God. Ananda Lewis Paid the Price
She fought cancer. California’s lockdowns fought her access to care.
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Selective Outrage Is the New American Politics
BLM, Jan. 6, and College Mobs: What the Left and Right Won’t Admit
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Cutting People Off: Wisdom or Wound?
Is your no-tolerance policy a growth strategy or just self-protection?
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Why the NBA Needs to Wake Up About “Big Market” Bias
So why is the NBA still obsessed with LA and NY?
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Stop Begging for a Seat at the Table—Build Your Own
Recognition is nice, but ownership is power. Here's why musicians need to shift their mindset.
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Don’t Talk To The Police
Even when you get pulled over for some nonsense.
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May 2025

The Dark Truth About Revolutionaries: Why They Often Become the Monsters They Replace
Radicalism feels righteous—until it becomes a lust for power.
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This Is the America You Won’t Hear About on Campus
Flag-Waving, Gratitude, and Pride from Those Who’ve Earned It
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When the Revolution Becomes the System
The quiet Panther in Wolfe’s Radical Chic wrote the memoir we all need to read—because we keep falling for the same script.
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