Recently, I read an article about Critical Race Theory. The writer clearly favored CRT but advised readers to do their own research. I did — exhaustively —- and concluded that CRT is a frightening group-think threat to democratic ideals that made our wonderful America the envy of the world.

Complaints ranged from undrinkable water, termites and even sewer flies. There was extreme crowding near a world-class golf resort and old air conditioners that triggered water leaks, mold and breathing concerns but not enough cold air.

In the England of the early 20th century, there were no two writers more dissimilar than G.K. Chesterton and George Bernard Shaw. Chesterton was a conservative who wrote literary essays, a long-running newspaper column, and the popular Father Brown series of detective stories. Shaw was a soc…