Racism

If it weren’t for cliches and stereotypes, there would be little to note about Netflix’s Dad Stop Embarrassing Me, which began streaming on April 14, a series of eight half-hour episodes. Comedian/actor Jamie Foxx tries to make a comeback on the small screen but mostly fails to be amusing or entertaining.

The April 15 episode of ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy, titled “Sign O’ the Times,” was chock-full of BLM propaganda.

Anyone who thought Law & Order: Special Victims Unit was finished with kowtowing to Black Lives Matter will be severely disappointed. The latest episode of the NBC drama reminds that there’s always time to scold the police, just like there’s always time to call new voting laws racist.

Patrisse Cullors is a co-founder of Blacks Lives Matter. About her background, she said in 2015: "The first thing, I think, is that we actually do have an ideological frame. Myself and Alicia (Garza, BLM co-founder) in particular are trained organizers." Cullors also said: "We are trained Marxists. We are super-versed on, sort of, ideological theories. And I think that what we really tried to…

The New York Times and The Washington Post appeared to be tickled pink about the opportunity to advertise a statement signed by woke corporate America aiming to block voter ID laws across the country. The Post’s owner Jeff Bezos, who is also Amazon's CEO, also signed the statement.

Imagine being a famous white guy with kids and their mother is a different race in this hypersensitive woke environment. The race-obsessed media would just love to tell him how to raise his kids. That’s the scenario facing Home Alone actor Macaulay Culkin’s as he parents half white, half-Asian children with his Asian girlfriend and former Disney Channel child star Brenda Song.

On MSNBC's Tuesday edition of Deadline: White House host Nicolle Wallace welcomed journalism professor Jason Johnson on to the program to call for the abolishment of policing as currently understood and to accuse anyone who might question this approach of gaslighting.

In a bit so obvious that they couldn’t have denied it if they even tried, The Washington Post has spent the past week going into overdrive in favor of censorship and remove Fox News Channel host Tucker Carlson from the air to the tune of at least 11 items over the past six days attacking the highly-influential primetime show.

On Monday's The 11th Hour show, MSNBC contributor Jason Johnson went into an anti-police rant in which he called for law enforcement in the U.S. to be "abolished" and rebuilt, insisted Democrats should run on this as a campaign issue because they wouldn't face blowback from voters, and illustrated an aversion to mathematics when he claimed that he is as likely to be killed by a police…

Cancel culture is not the loss of a Major League Baseball all-star game. It’s the erasing of Black lives, says USA Today race and inequality writer Mike Freeman. In the same story, and in the aftermath of Sunday’s police killing of Daunte Wright in Minneapolis, NBA coach Doc Rivers said Germany cleaned up its racism, but the U.S. has yet to do the same.

Someone needs to contact every Indian in the nation so this white actor can apologize for his “perpetuating of the [Indian] stereotype.”

Of all the potential GOP 2024 presidential contenders, CNN's John Berman seems to have singled out Nikki Haley for special opprobrium. Who knows whether it's out of conviction, or a sense that an Indian-American woman might pose the biggest election threat to President Biden, or, as the case may be, to Kamala Harris, who also has Indian-American heritage? Berman's beef with Haley is over what…

Over the weekend on The Sunday Show, MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart devoted a segment to blaming "white supremacy" for recent high-profile cases of African Americans violently attacking Asian Americans, often times caught on video.

Netflix’s Family Reunion third season began streaming on April 5. The eight-part series of half-hour episodes follows the daily life of the McKellans, a multi-generational black family living under one roof in Georgia. The hot button issue of white privilege was randomly introduced in the last episode, similar to how racist police were inserted in the first season finale.