From Victory to Victory

2025 was a year of winning winning winning

As 2025 comes to an end, I want to thank you for your support of my Substack. My audience growth has been phenomenal. Thank you for reading, sharing, and making your voice heard. 2025 was a year of massive victories. I’d like to list a few of them here to give hope to parents, students, and citizens of Arizona, even as we still have much more work ahead of us in the Marxist-dialectic universities.

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One of my proudest achievements was helping to end ASU’s segregated graduation celebrations. We believe that “separate but equal” was rightly rejected by Brown v. Board of Education. Yet leftist ideologues forced segregation onto our students at university graduation ceremonies. That’s over at ASU. Never forget the professors who wasted class time preaching at students about the ills of racism yet stood silently by while this segregation happened for decades. Their silence is complicity. We will remember their hypocrisy.

This year we saw the end of DEI. You’ll find that universities scrubbed their webpages and programs. You might still find one of those words here or there by itself, but the DEI program as such is over.

My stories were picked up by national outlets like Bill O’Reilly, Frank Turek, The Daily Wire, The Blaze, The College Fix, and Libs of TikTok, exposing what leftist professors have been getting away with for decades with tax payer money.

Attempts to replace DEI with new terms standing for the same concepts also failed. Projects like “Design Justice” were exposed for what they are.

Universities are now facing the loss of grant money and lawsuits over their discrimination against white men. This discrimination is obvious to anyone who notices that lawful hiring practices do not produce a 97% left or far-left faculty.

The reign of LGBTQ+ sex ideology is over. There is no longer “safe zone” training insisting there are infinite genders and no sexual morality. The First Amendment protects our right as Christians to affirm God’s design for sex and marriage and to reject immoral and harmful lifestyles while calling people to repent and turn to Christ. My Heroes of Pride Month series was widely read and will return this summer, even as Pride Month itself fades into distant memory.

Professors are removing their pronouns. There were adults with Ph.D.s who needed to be told what pronouns to use, and other adults who policed language and told others what pronouns they must use. I knew this silly fad would end, so I took screenshots to remind people that they participated in it. Slowly but surely, email signatures are returning to normal.

Antifa professors were exposed and shamed. Students and the public now know who they are and that they teach a hateful version of militant, anarchic Marxism. They cosplay as revolutionaries but are, in reality, pathetic and unable to define “woman,” “justice,” or any of the other terms they claim to hold dear.

“Decolonizing” and anti-whiteness classes disappeared. We know that professors who were true believers in this discrimination still believe it, but they are no longer able to use taxpayer money to teach it to state university students. If they want to exercise free speech, they are free to start their own blogs and talk about anti-whiteness and decolonization all they want. But free speech does not mean a university job used to undermine the U.S. and Arizona Constitutions.

We exposed the empty virtue signaling of rituals like the “Native American Land Acknowledgement.” These are being discontinued across the country, and their final end is within sight.

We also exposed the hypocrisy of faculty who claim to support “inclusive excellence” but cannot tolerate hearing from conservative Christian faculty. Stories like these reached national news so all could see.

We brought attention to witchcraft, polyamory, and Black QueerX events run by places like Barrett Honors College and ASU’s Humanities Institute. I had the opportunity at donor dinners to personally warn potential donors away from such programs by showing them how their money would be used. These donors thanked me and said they will not donate again until those programs are cleaned up.

Programs like ASU’s School of Social Transformation and the Center for the Study of Race and Democracy are under investigation by the federal government for racial discrimination, anti-whiteness teaching, and anti-semitism.

Positively, we also saw ASU begin to put out more wholesome material. The university started appealing to the importance of biological families and communities, without any hint of the Marxist dialectic of oppressors and oppressed.

We saw student clubs like TPUSA explode in growth with students who want a place for open and free debate about the important matters facing their society. They report that they cannot get open debate in their classes taught by leftist ideologues and so must form these clubs.

We saw ASU and other major universities recognize Charlie Kirk and hold massive memorials for him. He was a free-speech hero. That 37 Barrett Honors College professors hated him because he encouraged free debate about sexual identity and Christian morality tells you all you need to know. Barrett students turned away from them in disgust, with many reporting that they left the college over this display of discrimination.

I could keep going, and my Substack itself serves as a table of contents for these victories. The American university lives on a knife’s edge. Will it continue in any recognizable form? With the enrollment cliff, AI replacing students and teachers, and growing pressure to stop politicizing education with leftist agendas, many are looking elsewhere for education and career training. The question is whether the American university will learn its lessons—or whether its discriminatory hiring of a 97% left and far-left faculty guarantees that these ideologues will double down until they are shut down.

I will continue to expose the nonsense in 2026, and I am adding an exciting new project that I look forward to telling you about after the New Year. May 2026 be a year of continued victories against those who hate the Word of God.

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