The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast #350 – Heather Mac Donald & Jordan Peterson

Heather Mac Donald
Heather Mac Donald, an esteemed American conservative commentator, author, and policy analyst, has made significant contributions to national discourse on key social issues. With a focus on the intersection of law enforcement, race, and public safety, Mac Donald's provocative insights challenge conventional narratives. As a Thomas W. Smith Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, she works to promote evidence-based policy-making in areas such as crime reduction and education reform. A regular contributor to publications like the Wall Street Journal and National Review, Heather's opinions have garnered widespread attention and sparked important debates. Her best-selling book, "The War on Cops," examines the consequences of anti-police sentiment in American society, further solidifying her status as an influential thinker. Heather Mac Donald's dedication to intellectual rigor and honest analysis has earned her a prominent position in today's cultural and political landscape.
Books Mentioned in The Jordan B Peterson Podcast #350 - Heather Mac Donald & Jordan Peterson
Book Title: The Aristocracy of Talent: How Meritocracy Made The Modern World
Author: Adrian Woolridge
Book Title: The Unheavenly City
Author: Edward C. Banfield
Book Title: The Dream And The Nightmare: The Sixties’ Legacy to The Underclass
Author: Myron Magnet
Book Title: The Bell Curve – Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life
Author: Richard J. Herrnstein & Charles Murray