Racism

The latest so-called “proof” of “systemic racism” in the United States has arrived on the heels of the just-completed National Football League head coach hiring phase. Five of the new seven head coaches are white men, one is African American and one is Lebanese.

America has been broken by radicalized people out for blood. They’re racists and homophobes and worried about illegal aliens taking their jobs. These are the opinions of Stan Van Gundy, head coach of the NBA’s New Orleans Pelicans, the self-described poster boy for white guilt and a man who obviously doesn’t get his news from Newsmax.

If there was one dominant theme to President Joe Biden's inaugural address, it was unity. All Americans -- left, right and middle-of-the-road -- are to come together in unity, Joe said. On his theme of unity, Joe was emphatic, and the media cheered him on. Yet shortly thereafter, his perfumed rhetoric evaporated in the wintry air, and reality intruded. It began with Joe's executive orders.

During an obnoxious, four-minute handoff on Tuesday evening, CNN's leftist buddy duo of Chris “Fredo” Cuomo and Don Lemon denounced former President Trump as an “authoritarian,” while unabashedly gushing over President Biden’s newest race-related executive actions designed to shame white Americans.

While transitioning from Cuomo Prime Time to CNN Tonight, and…

On Sunday evening, America’s most notorious race-baiting reverend, Al Sharpton, used his MSNBC show to decry former President Trump’s 1776 Commission and the Republicans who support it as racist. During his “Gotcha!” segment on PoliticsNation, Sharpton dismissed the commission as “fake history." 

The Washington Post tried to push propaganda that former President Donald Trump’s economy was terrible for minorities. One economist set the paper straight.

CBS's woke court drama All Rise has spent all season pushing BLM propaganda. One lie that Black Lives Matter promotes is the myth that America's first police departments were created to capture fugitive slaves. The leader of Black Lives Matter of Greater New York even said on Fox News that the first police departments were used as "slave patrols." One way that leftism attempts to…

Sports and culture commentator Jason Whitlock, who recently ended his partnership with Outkick, went on the attack against Black Lives Matter over the weekend. He didn’t do so without rebuttal from BLM-sympathizing USA Today.

The stakes are higher in January 24’s episode of The Rookie, “Sabotage,” now that Officer Jackson West (Titus Makin Jr.) is working together with Sergeant Wade Grey (Richard T. Jones), and fellow officers Lucy Chen (Melissa O'Neil) and Tim Bradford (Erica Winter) to take down Officer Doug Stanton (Brandon Routh), presented to viewers as a racist white cop personified. 

More of that hard-nosed, just-the-facts journalism that has kept the New York Times the nation’s paper of record: Political reporter Shane Goldmacher’s 1,700-word story on a dog – a beagle named Alvin that featured prominently in a series of popular campaign commercials for new Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock. The full headline read: “How Alvin the Beagle Helped Usher In a Democratic…

The Black Lives Matter movement has greatly affected ABC’s The Rookie. This is in large part thanks to one of BLM’s partners, Color of Change, which released a “rather damning” 153-page report on racial injustice in cop shows.

The liberal media and Hollywood left are telling you the Capitol riots were “atrocities,” an “armed insurrection” and “violent sedition against our government” and trying to link all Trump supporters to them. Over 50 Hollywood celebrities celebrated one set of riots and criticized the other. Famous people like Rob Reiner, Ron Perlman and Seth Rogen claimed that the events on January 6 were a “…

SBNation’s André Carlisle is lamenting the decline of athletes kneeling during the national anthem, and he blames it on the long-term refusal of white Americans to dismantle the effects of whiteness.

On Saturday's Velshi show, MSNBC host Ali Velshi uncorked a commentary defending his attempts to "contextualize" leftist rioting last June as an acceptable method against "injustice. He began by complaining that President Trump and conservative outlets mocked his pose in front of a burning building in Minneapolis insisting that overall it was "not unruly" and mostly peaceful.