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Everett Piper

Everett Piper

Everett Piper (dreverettpiper.com, @dreverettpiper), a columnist for The Washington Times, is a former university president and radio host. He is the author of “Not a Daycare: The Devastating Consequences of Abandoning Truth” (Regnery). He can be reached atepiper@dreverettpiper.com.

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Good Things Created by God Illustration by Greg Groesch/The Washington Times

Removing God creates a vacuum

In his book "What Americans Believe," George Barna points out that 87% of non-Christians and 77% of self-described born-again believers agreed with the statement "People are basically good."Published October 26, 2025

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Candace Owens, director of urban engagement for Turning Point USA, gestures as she speaks at the Convention of the Right in Paris on Sept. 28, 2019. (AP Photo/Michel Euler) **FILE**

Stop listening to Candace Owens

Last week, I posted to my Facebook followers: "I've been asked why some of your comments about Candace Owens have disappeared from my threads. The answer is simple: I've deleted them."Published October 19, 2025

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Christian genocide in Nigeria illustration by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Christian genocide in Nigeria is real

Last week, former Nigerian Aviation Minister Femi Fani-Kayode unleashed an online tirade against Sen. Ted Cruz for demanding U.S. lawmaker action to stop the genocide of Christians in Nigeria.Published October 12, 2025

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Federal government funding of California's colleges and universities illustration by Linas Garsys / The Washington Times

Newsom knows: Control the textbooks, control the state

In his dystopian classic "1984," George Orwell commented on the power of education by saying, "[He] who controls the past controls the future; [and he] who controls the present controls the past."Published October 5, 2025

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Charlie Kirk memorial critics illustration by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Charlie Kirk memorial critics should check their souls

On Sept. 21, the world watched as people gathered in Phoenix, Arizona, to honor the memory of Charlie Kirk.Published September 28, 2025

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Obama's 'no extremism' illustration by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Obama’s laughable ‘no extremism’ claim

In the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination, former President Barack Obama posted on social media: "Our current president ... [and] his aides ... have a history of calling political opponents 'vermin.'"Published September 21, 2025

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Democrats and liberals' response to the murder of an innocent American illustration by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

The left’s evil response to Charlie Kirk’s murder

Have you ever questioned the Judeo-Christian teaching that mankind is evil?Published September 14, 2025

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Parents taking children out of public schools illustration by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Why parents are abandoning public schools — by the millions

If you've ever wondered why so many hardworking families are making considerable financial sacrifices to enroll their children in private education instead, consider three recent headline stories.Published September 7, 2025

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Self-centeredness and abandoning truth illustration by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Devastating consequences of abandoning truth

As a university president, I had a front-row seat as I watched hundreds of students descend onto my campus every year.Published August 31, 2025

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Teaching public school children illustration by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Teaching schoolchildren what it means to be an American

Last week, Ryan Walters, Oklahoma superintendent for public instruction, made news for announcing that his state's teacher candidates will now be required to pass an "America First" test.Published August 24, 2025

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Pastors against President Donald Trump illustration by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Shun ‘pastors’ like John Pavlovitz

On Aug. 2, John Pavlovitz, a man who describes himself as "a writer, pastor, and activist from Wake Forest, North Carolina," posted an essay on Substack that went viral from coast to coast.Published August 17, 2025

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The need for fathers illustration by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

America needs real dads

Last month, it was a woman named Holly who was punched in the face and left unconscious in downtown Cincinnati.Published August 10, 2025

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Antisemitism illustration by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Time for conservatives to kick antisemites out

All Republicans, i.e., all true constitutional conservatives, should be quick to condemn hatred of the Jewish people.Published August 3, 2025

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Forgiveness illustration by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Idaho mom Cara Northington forgives her daughter’s murderer

Last week, Cara Northington, the mother of one of the University of Idaho students murdered by Bryan Kohberger in 2022, made headline news for three simple words: I forgive you.Published July 27, 2025

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This image released by Magnolia Network shows Chip and Joanna Gaines from the sixth season of "Fixer Upper." Magnolia Network, a joint venture between the Gaines' and Discovery, Inc. will launch on July 15. (Lisa Petrole/Magnolia Network via AP)

Chip Gaines judges everyone but himself for judging

Chip and Joanna Gaines of Magnolia Network fame will proudly feature a "family" of two "married" men and the men's young, surrogacy-purchased boys in an upcoming episode of their show.Published July 20, 2025

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Illustration on Christian colleges and LGBTQ by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Baylor doubles down on LGBTQ inclusion

Baylor University recently announced the receipt of a $640,000 grant from the Baugh Foundation to pursue "LGBTQ inclusivity" on its campus.Published July 13, 2025

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LGBTQ wolves in shepherds' clothing illustration by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Baylor affirms LGBTQ inclusivity

Last week, Baylor University announced that it had received a grant of approximately $700,000 from the Baugh Foundation to promote LGBTQ inclusivity on its campus.Published July 6, 2025

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Communists in New York City illustration by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Does NYC want a communist mayor?

In 1924, G.K. Chesterton wrote, "Why is it that for the last two or three centuries, the educated have been generally wrong and the uneducated relatively right?"Published June 29, 2025

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No Kings protests illustration by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

The billionaires behind the ‘No Kings’ riots

If you watched the recent "No Kings" riots with a lingering sense of deja vu, together with a haunting feeling that the "fox is in the henhouse," you had good reason.Published June 22, 2025

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LGBTQ, sexual identity politics and personhood illustration by Linas Garsys / The Washington Times

From personhood to sexual preference: How modern labels dehumanize us

Last week in this column, I argued that if we truly respect our neighbors, we should stop using all of the LGBTQ labels that have become endemic to the month of June and its corresponding celebration of "pride."Published June 15, 2025

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