Thomas Sowell

American economist

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2021 A documentary titled 'Thomas Sowell: Common Sense in a Senseless World' was released by the Free to Choose Network, chronicling his career and intellectual contributions.
2021 Thomas Sowell published 'The Einstein Syndrome: Bright Children Who Talk Late', a follow-up book to his earlier work 'Late-Talking Children', exploring the phenomenon of late-talking children and challenging misconceptions about developmental delays.
2021 Thomas Sowell published 'The Einstein Syndrome: Bright Children Who Talk Late', a follow-up book to his earlier work 'Late-Talking Children', exploring the phenomenon of late-talking children and challenging misconceptions about developmental delays.
2021 A documentary titled 'Thomas Sowell: Common Sense in a Senseless World' was released by the Free to Choose Network, chronicling his career and intellectual contributions.
2020 Sowell published 'Charter Schools and Their Enemies', a research-based book comparing educational outcomes between charter schools and conventional public schools, presenting evidence of charter schools' superior performance.
2020 Sowell published 'Charter Schools and Their Enemies', a research-based book comparing educational outcomes between charter schools and conventional public schools, presenting evidence of charter schools' superior performance.
July 2020 In an interview, warned that a potential Biden presidency could signal a point of no return for the United States, drawing parallels to the fall of the Roman Empire.
July 2020 In an interview, warned that a potential Biden presidency could signal a point of no return for the United States, drawing parallels to the fall of the Roman Empire.
2019 Defended President Trump against charges of racism during interviews.
2019 Defended President Trump against charges of racism during interviews.
2018 When asked about Trump's presidency, stated that he thought Trump was 'better than the previous president'.
2018 Named George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Ronald Reagan, and Calvin Coolidge as presidents he liked.
2018 Named George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Ronald Reagan, and Calvin Coolidge as presidents he liked.
2018 When asked about Trump's presidency, stated that he thought Trump was 'better than the previous president'.
2016 Two weeks before the presidential election, recommended voting for Trump over Hillary Clinton, arguing Trump would be 'easier to impeach'.
2016 Grudgingly endorsed Ted Cruz during the Republican presidential primaries, while strongly criticizing Donald Trump and questioning his principles.
2016 Grudgingly endorsed Ted Cruz during the Republican presidential primaries, while strongly criticizing Donald Trump and questioning his principles.
2016 Two weeks before the presidential election, recommended voting for Trump over Hillary Clinton, arguing Trump would be 'easier to impeach'.
December 27 2016 Sowell announced the end of his long-running syndicated column at age 86, citing a desire to focus on his photography hobby and reflecting on his extensive writing career.
December 27 2016 Sowell announced the end of his long-running syndicated column at age 86, citing a desire to focus on his photography hobby and reflecting on his extensive writing career.
2015 Steve Forbes publicly highlighted Sowell's significant contributions, criticizing the academic community for not awarding him the Nobel Prize and stating that no one alive has produced as many insightful and well-researched books as Sowell.
2015 Steve Forbes publicly highlighted Sowell's significant contributions, criticizing the academic community for not awarding him the Nobel Prize and stating that no one alive has produced as many insightful and well-researched books as Sowell.
2013 Published 'Intellectuals and Race', presenting arguments about IQ differences between ethnic groups and challenging conventional narratives.
2013 Published 'Intellectuals and Race', presenting arguments about IQ differences between ethnic groups and challenging conventional narratives.

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