William Barclay is a political theorist and private consultant, as well as a Contributor for Young Voices.

For over a decade, William has worked together with a diverse array of international political actors, organizations, and community leaders, in order to inform policy and help successfully resolve various unique political challenges throughout Europe and North America.

Moreover, William is frequently invited to participate in emergent human rights discourse and provide his insights to the news media and international political forums, such as the UN Human Rights Council, the European Parliament, UC Berkeley, and University of Oxford.

Furthermore, William’s work has been published by a wide variety of newspapers, international organizations, and peer-reviewed journals, such as Palgrave Macmillan, the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, The American Spectator, the Journal of Liberty and International Affairs, and The Times of Israel.

In addition, William is a Jew, as well as mixed-race, and, therefore, he possesses an intimate understanding of the diversity and intersectionality that are inherent to ‘identity’ and ‘experience’ in society.

As people talk about the issues of depopulation, they look to government programs to solve the issue. This is something I don't like just on principle, but I'll admit that there are times such programs ...

For centuries, the United States of America has been hailed as a paragon of pluralism and free speech. Unfortunately, earnest political discourse has become largely impossible in America, and politically motivated violence has steadily subsumed ...

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Friday to hear Oklahoma Statewide Charter School Board v. Drummond. Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys representing the board appealed an Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling that said the board could not authorize a charter contract with St. ...

Two important developments in education occurred over the last week. One was a sign of the problem we have. The other was a sign of the solution.

It's gaslighting for The New York Times to try to paint Larry David's essay as anything but one that equates Donald Trump with Adolf Hitler.