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At this point, the CW should really consider changing the name of their sports drama All American to All Propaganda. This is the fourth week the show has shoved a pro-BLM, anti-cop narrative down our throats, but now America as a whole, as well as those who support the police, are getting thrown into the blame game, as they claimed America has always been against black people- “They just ain’t…

After a lengthy hiatus brought upon by the lead actor being brutally cancelled, Netflix’s comedy-drama Master of None is back with a third season. As one can imagine, the hateful series also returns with a bold declaration that America “ain’t” great.

America has shamefully backtracked on last year’s widespread admission of white supremacy, angering social justice warrior Martenzie Johnson, of ESPN’s The Undefeated blog. He’s fuming that support for Black Lives Matter and defunding of police have seriously eroded since last year’s social justice mania.

Massachusetts has gone a long way in the wrong direction since starting a fight for freedom with the British in the Revolutionary War. Boston Celtics point guard Kemba Walker found this out late last week, drawing the wrath of the Left for wearing a “Don’t Tread On Me” shirt. The politically incorrect photo has been declared racist and was quickly deleted by the team.

A lot can change in a year. And it seems like no year has brought as much cultural change to America’s TV landscape as the year since African American man George Floyd died at the hands of Minneapolis police officers. In that timeframe, America endured a summer of rioting, the acceleration of cancel culture and attempts to force critical race theory into every aspect of public and even private…

Season three of The Chi was purposefully devoid of the police, even while a major storyline revolved around the disappearance of a black woman, and one episode featured a disturbing scene showing what sex trafficked and drug addicted young women endure. The season four premiere changes all of that when a 15-year-old is the victim of police brutality during the May 23 episode, “Soul Food.” 

Haven’t you heard? Identifying as nonbinary is the hottest trend at the moment. Demi Lovato sent shockwaves around the world just this week for coming out as non-binary and now Elle UK is making history for featuring their very first non-binary cover model. 

Next time Hollywood attempts to lecture middle Americans about politics or proper social etiquette, we’ll have to refer the community back to the latest Hollywood Reporter exposé, which goes into detail about how Hollywood ignores human rights abuses in China for the sake of more money. 

America is an ugly nation festering in racism, abusing athletes and criminalizing poverty. Current protests are the continuation of a centuries-old battle for justice, says Roger Reeves in a rant bellowing bitterness on ESPN’s The Undefeated blog.

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith has a big white problem with Tim Tebow, who officially signed a contract this week with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Bloviating on the First Take program today, Smith and colleague Max Kellerman debated whether or not they have a problem with the return of Tebow.

Drag queens continue to groom preschoolers with the help of entertainment media and woke "educators."

Law and Order: Organized Crime pushed the Black Lives Matter narrative again this week, claiming  that police officers randomly kill innocent young black men without consequence.

“Take Me to Church,” the May 16 episode of the third and final season of FX’s Pose, centers around Pray Tell (Billy Porter) one of the many characters in this ensemble show about the gay and trans community in the 1980’s and 1990’s in New York City. Upon confirmation that his HIV has turned into AIDS, Pray Tell goes home to tell his religious mother, Charlene, and his aunts about his diagnosis…

CBS's new series The United States of Al tackled the Afghan conflict this week by introducing an American-hating leftist who blames the United States for everything from the creation of the Taliban to the existence of Osama Bin Laden.