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It’s clear at this point that CW’s Batwoman’s mission is not to fight crime but to fight the police. We’re up to now four episodes condemning the police system, and this one may be the most brutal yet.

NBC's Law and Order: Organized Crime opened this week's episode with an over-the-top scene of New York City police officers crushing the bones in an innocent, unarmed black man's hand.

There’ve been an onslaught of shows lately with storylines centered around the Black Lives Matter movement. On Wednesday, it was ABC’s A Million Little Things’ turn to create fear and division with lines like, “As a Black woman, I don't feel safe in my own body anywhere,” and, “There are police out there looking for a reason to take your life.”

There are no good cops and cops do not protect black people. Such was the message of this week's episode of CBS's All Rise.

We’ve already seen Hollywood use fictional stories to paint the police as violent racists, but Wednesday’s episode of the CW’s Nancy Drew might take first place for the most over-the-top and racially divisive anti-police storyline. Not only were police vilified, but a few white suspects who aren’t officers were thrown in as evil participants who harassed an innocent black woman for…

At this point, which shows haven’t catered to Black Lives Matters in some way? The CW’s Kung Fu re-imagining following a Chinese-American woman returning to her hometown of San Francisco after a journey to China is only the latest to fall prey to the BLM message, even after almost criticizing it.

Morning Joe mentionsd George Floyd six times, but fails to report the news that one of the jurors at the Derek Chauvin trial had denied participating at any protests against police brutality, whereas he had attended one billed as the 'Commitment March: Get Your Knee Off Our Necks,' and at which several members of the Floyd family spoke. The juror wore to the protest a BLM hat and a T-shirt…

NBC’s medical drama New Amsterdam concocted a plot that slammed both gun owners and critics of the rioting and violence that has broken out at Black Lives Matter protests as racist.

In the wake of George Floyd’s death last year, cop shows came under fire, with Cops being pulled from TV and think pieces demanding a stop to scripted police dramas. Now one actress is taking her virtue signaling to new depths by vowing, “No more cop shows for me.”

The Derek Chauvin trial may be over, but Hollywood is still going full throttle with anti-police propaganda. The CW’s high school football drama All American is a prime example, as Monday’s episode, “The Bigger Picture,” created a fictional case about a young, black girl, Tamika Pratt, who was supposedly killed by a racist police officer simply for sleeping in her car. This led to an…

After aiding the Democrats in their attacks on Georgia’s new voting bill, the Democratic activists at CNN are now lashing out at GOP state bills which are aimed at cracking down on rioting. On Sunday evening’s CNN Newsroom, host Pamela Brown ranted against such legislation, falsely declaring the bills to be “anti-protest bills” and calling the Black Lives Matter violence that…

From the beginning until the end, the 93^rd Annual Academy Awards was loaded with Black Lives Matter wokeism. Airing on ABC on Sunday night, the show began with self-described "preaching" from actress/director Regina King on the Chauvin trial in Minneapolis and the dangers faced by black men.

This year's Academy Awards show was an unwatchable train wreck of BLM virtue-signaling and bad lighting. A freshman film student could have produced a better show than this mess.

Even in a pandemic, we can always count on The Oscars. Or rather, we can always count on The Oscars to give us a night of insufferable political preaching. And Sunday night’s ceremony delivered political rantings in record time.