Racism

Filmmaker Michael Moore, the anti-humanist himself, had the audacity to claim that Republicans are “trying to kill as many Americans as possible” on the March 17 episode of his “Rumble with Michael Moore” podcast. Such a ridiculous accusation is rich coming from the self-proclaimed socialist who practically revelled in the thought of millions of Republicans dying from the corona virus by…

Despite the fact that Atlanta police have still refused to say race played a factor in Tuesday's mass shooting -- and the FBI is suggesting race was not a factor -- CNN Newsroom still blamed Republicans like former President Trump for the shooting on Thursday and wondered if the country has moved beyond things such as World War II internment camps. And who was president then…

NAACP today stands for the National Association for the Advancement of Cancellation People. The Association’s President and CEO Derrick Johnson demanded that the NFL cancel its relationship with Fox – calling it a hateful, divisive and racist organization – rather than renewing broadcast rights with the network.

TheRoot.com is obviously a hyperbolically racial website, since its slogan is “The Blacker the Content, the Sweeter the Truth.” This "truth" is allegedly contained in an article by New York Times contributor Damon Young titled "Whiteness Is a Pandemic" that insists "Whiteness is a public health crisis."

Well, it happened. Everyone's favorite crazy, pro-Communist tween “fashion” magazine effectively pushed out their brand new liberal woman of color editor-in-chief for her racist tweets from ten years ago. It begs the question, if Alexi McCammond isn’t woke enough for Teen Vogue, then who on earth is?

Don Lemon joined CNN Newsroom hosts Jim Sciutto and Poppy Harlow on Tuesday to promote his newly released book This is the Fire: What I Say to My Friends About Racism. When asked if he is optimistic about the state of race relations in America, Lemon said that he was, because Joe Biden won in November. Then on his own show Tuesday night, Lemon was warning of a "collision…

After ABC's Brian Ross tried to tie the Aurora mass shooter to the Tea Party in 2012, you would have thought the media learned their lesson about tying politics to mass shootings without any evidence. Unfortunately, the cast of Wednesday's Morning Joe on MSNBC failed to learn this lesson as they blamed the Republican Party for the murder of eight people, including six Asian-American…

The 25th season of ABC’s The Bachelor came to a dramatic end on Monday with star Matt James selecting Rachael Kirkconnell and, with taping having wrapped months ago, we learned that James had become an insecure, woke leftist and kicked Kirkconnell to the curb after social media posts showed Kirkconnell attended an antebellum-themed plantation party in college.

On Saturday, MSNBC’s Tiffany Cross unabashedly contended that the Federal Bureau of Investigation headquarters in the District of Columbia should be renamed after failed Democratic politician and left-wing activist Stacey Abrams. Cross decried the FBI’s first director, J. Edgar Hoover, as a “racist tyrant,” a “homophobe,” and a “misogynist” who is unworthy of having the agency’s headquarters…

Sunday’s Grammys show featured hypersexual performances interwoven with politically charged content. The good news: nobody watched.

It’s clear that CW’s Black Lightning wants to be a superhero for the Black Lives Matter crowd, but it doesn’t have to be so obvious about it. And there are few worse ways to do it than having the title hero literally save a Breonna Taylor stand-in.

Jokes aren’t funny! Certainly not when a “cis white male” makes them. Bill Burr forgot that rule at the Grammys, earning him a starring role in today’s episode of Cancel Culture.

CNN host Don Lemon was warmly welcomed to Monday’s The View, where he spent most of the time bashing whites and Christian Americans on their inherent racism and how they don’t really understand the Bible.

Sunday night's Grammy Awards showcased an anarchistic anti-police performance by rapper Lil Baby. His song began with a voice over from a communist playwright who believed anti-communism was a form of white supremacy. It also included a speech from a Farrakhan-loving anti-Semite who was too radical even for the Women's March.