I recently subscribed to "5 Big Ideas." Jen deals with similar subjects that I write about in my twice-weekly Substack, "Trying to Understand...Who We Are and What it Means." The length of her pieces is just right for me - not overly long. Five stars for 5 Big Ideas.

- Fred Singer

Unskool shares with me a particular interest in education and its deterioration and indoctrination. A number of CRISIS subscribers are former students of mine who went on to an assortment of careers, including teaching and school administration. These recommendations are only suggestion.

- Fred Singer

I just came across "Dissident Teacher." He (or she?) not only has a brilliant and accurate description and wide-ranging analysis of what is wrong with American education, he provides actions for parents who are concerned about their children's education. You will find a wealth of information. I could find little or nothing to disagree with. Highly recommend.

- Fred Singer

I'm recommending Yuri, not only because I agree with him but because he makes good use of satire. If you are too busy with work, family, or a crowded inbox, recommendations are nothing more than suggestions.

- Fred Singer

I hesitate to recommend other publications because I'm sure subscribers already have enough to read. However, "Rightful Freedom" is written with great clarity, at a reasonable length, on a variety of subjects.

- Fred Singer

He presents a balanced discussion of race on the conservative side of things.

- Fred Singer

I was excited to find Sasha's Substack because both CRISIS and "Free Thinking Through the Fourth Turning" were generated by the same books and the same prediction originally made in 1991, namely that the United States is going to undergo a crisis around 2020.

- Fred Singer