Racism

Another year means another overrated series pushing the theme that since people in America were racist decades ago, America is just as racist if not more so today. 2019 had Watchmen, 2020 had Lovecraft Country, and 2021 has the unusually violent Amazon Prime series Them.

With Donald Trump out of office and off of social media, CNN has become obsessed with popular Fox News host Tucker Carlson. 

On Tiffany Cross's MSNBC show, regular guest Elie Mystal says he's "frightened" that the Derek Chauvin jury might fail to convict, because it's "seeded with ignorance." He says the jurors were chosen because either they hadn't seen the video of the arrest of George Floyd, or "saw the video and couldn’t decide if sometimes, maybe black people do need to be choked to death."  

Be careful what you wish for. And be really careful of what racists pray for. “Dear God, Please help me to hate White people. Or at least to want to hate them” is the anguished supplication offered to the Almighty in an entry of a recently published devotional.

Hey LeBron, we found the systemic racism you're looking for. It's been in China all along. A New York Times story by Alexandra Stevenson, Sopan Deb and Cao Li said the NBA may be headed for another “geopolitical firestorm” as the trio noted that reports suggest one million Uyghurs and other largely Muslim ethnic minorities have been imprisoned in Chinese detention camps.

On Wednesday night, MSNBC displayed the leftist media's denial of reality as MSNBC contributor Eugene Robinson insisted that Georgia's new voting law is a "total verbatim repeat" of the "Jim Crow" era even after such hyperbole has been thoroughly debunked.

Viewers are tired of woke politics seeping into every facet of entertainment media. Patience is running thin and most are simply tuning out.

Vogue Magazine is re-affirming once again that its days of being a fashion magazine are over and that it’s a full on far left political propaganda outfit. The publication’s latest cover features the young 20-something Amanda Gorman, the “poet” who puts far left political punditry to a meter and calls it art.

The Masters golf tournament begins Thursday and, writing over at Deadspin, FS1 blowhard Rob Parker blew a gasket that it’s taking place in Augusta, Georgia. He blamed corporations for failing to apply enough pressure on the PGA to get it to move the tournament somewhere else in protest of the state’s new voter integrity law.

New Amsterdam’s Medical Director Max Goodwin (Ryan Eggold) is always on a mission. In the latest episode, "Why Not Yesterday," that aired April 6, the good liberal doctor is suddenly super woke and determined to end “systemic racism” at his hospital. 

Unsurprisingly, two episodes on the reaction to the death of George Floyd weren’t enough for BLM activist filmmaker Ava DuVernay's Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) drama Queen Sugar. The series following a family of black sugar plantation owners in Louisiana is now on its third straight episode recounting the days following Floyd's death that, as they said, brought a “racial reckoning” to America.e…

Marking another day in the White House Briefing Room rotation, Fox News’s Peter Doocy had quite a Tuesday as he was able to both question Press Secretary Jen Psaki on the federal government’s border crisis and their voting disinformation campaign and President Joe Biden on China’s culpability in the coronavirus pandemic and Georgia’s voting law.

A reboot of the classic TV series Kung Fu is set to premiere tomorrow, April 7, with a heap of social justice and feminist vomit. A New York Times piece claimed that the reboot “rights the wrongs” from the original version of the series in 1972 (the wrongs being that the lead was a white male).

Inside the Beltway sportswriter Thomas Boswell reaped the whirlwind for assuming that Major League Baseball knew the nation’s pulse when it took the 2021 all-star game away from Atlanta. He drew a hurricane blowback on Twitter for his outlandish claim that it was baseball’s best move since integrating the game in 1947.