Racism

As the California recall campaign closed, New Day and other CNN shows ignored news reflecting unfavorably on Democrats while going negative against Republican candidate Larry Elder until the very end.

For an encore of her incendiary rant about the entire right loving Covid, MSNBC’s ReidOut host Joy Reid initially seemed to have backed down on Thursday following Wednesday’s viral comments, but that went by the wayside as she falsely claimed conservative icon Ben Shapiro was an anti-vaxxer and white supremacist, insisted it was necessary and “rational” to be an anti-vaxxer under Donald Trump…

On Monday, Netflix released a trailer for the Colin Kaepernick series that begins Oct. 29. As of this morning, more than two-thirds of the YouTube reactions were thumbs down. In a glimpse of the upcoming series, the trailer for “Colin in Black & White” features Kaepernick whining about others determining “our” path and preventing “us” from speaking our truth.

Thankfully one media channel not so scared of law enforcement has decided it’s time to bring back the long-running, fan favorite police show Cops after it was cancelled in the anti-police backlash following George Floyd’s death.

Though he has been one of the most obnoxious libs in media history, even Bill Maher is not woke enough to be down with the NFL’s inclusion of a “black national anthem” before games. The Real Time with Bill Maher host slammed the league over the weekend for including both anthems, saying that all it is is segregation by another name.

ESPN, more and more, seems like it has flipped the meaning of diversity and inclusion. According to Outkick columnist Bobby Burack, it’s become obvious that ESPN is giving blatant advantages to some over others in its hiring process. 

Are you a racist? All white people are, says "White Fragility" author Robin DiAngelo. Race explains everything, says bestselling "How to Be an Antiracist" author Ibram X. Kendi. "Every policy is either racist or anti-racist." Kendi's and DiAngelo's books are now recommended reading at schools, corporations and in the military. Both authors command high speaking fees. Isn't that good?…

While marking 20 years since the September 11th attacks, on Wednesday, MSNBC decided it was a good time to remind viewers how racist America has supposedly been toward Muslim citizens since that horrific day. In two separate segments, the left-wing cable channel claimed “intense Islamophobia and fear” has plagued the nation for the past two decades, after the heinous act of terrorism “…

In a clip aired on CNN's New Day Wednesday morning, Ocasio-Cortez absurdly twisted the English language for the sake of political correctness and trans-sensitivity.  In the context of blasting TX Gov. Abbott over the state's abortion law, she spoke of a "menstruating person" and "any person with a menstrual cycle." AOC wouldn't want anyone to imagine she thinks that only women can menstruate…

On Monday's Deadline: White House on MSNBC, frequent guest Matthew Dowd was again oozing praise for Joe Biden over the President's Afghanistan failures as the former ABC analyst also hyperbolically claimed that, like Afghanistan, America is also a "safe haven for terrorists."

Corporate media companies are yet again deeming what’s appropriate for American viewers to watch. This time Comedy Central has subtly removed an entire episode of NBC’s hit show The Office from its library for not being woke enough.

ESPN’s Max Kellerman is intent on scoring as many bat guano points as possible before he takes his exit from the daily First Take program. On Monday, he suggested that chess is a racist game because the white piece always starts the game first. He made this brilliant deduction while discussing whether or not the San Francisco 49ers should exclusively play their Super Bowl-veteran,…

On Saturday's PoliticsNation show, MSNBC again showed its hostility to pro-lifers when host Al Sharpton allowed a guest to ridiculously liken opponents of abortion to "suicide bombers" who want to "mess up somebody else's life."

In the August 22 cover story for The New York Times Sunday Magazine, San Francisco-based magazine journalist Jaeah Lee touched on the anti-Asian-American hate crimes, but while it's an important and valid story, it dealt very gingerly with certain aspects.