The NYT is reporting that NPR's audience has declined by nearly one-third since 2020. Meanwhile, its employees want to double-down on racialist ideology and its new CEO finds herself ensnared in a series of troubling scandals. The squeeze is on.

NEW: Academic fraud by UCLA administrator shows consequences of lowering academic standards to appease the DEI industrial complex. cityjourn.al/4aBChON via @realchrisrufo and @lukerosiak

Multiple sources in the Middle East and North Africa have told me they believe NPR boss Katherine Maher was affiliated with US intelligence. What we know for sure is that Maher was part of a US-backed regime change operation in the early 2010s. Read more: www.city-journal.org…

As a regime-change activist in the Middle East and North Africa, Katherine Maher helped spread dissent. As a regime-change activist in America, Katherine Maher used her position at Wikipedia to suppress it. It's not hypocrisy; it's friend-enemy politics. www.city-journal.org…

EXCLUSIVE: Katherine Maher helped advance Color Revolutions in the Middle East and North Africa, arguing that regime-change operatives could "govern a country" by capturing radio stations. Now she has taken over NPR, bringing the Color Revolution home. www.city-journal.org…

Now that DEI is unpopular, the Left has deemed it a "racist dog whistle." But the truth is otherwise: DEI is a euphemism for racialist ideology, identity-based discrimination, and speech suppression. And people hate it.