Martin Luther King

This past week, the nation noted the 60th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous “I Have a Dream” speech. The speech is without question a historic landmark, both in terms of recalling the unique stress of the time and in terms of King’s eloquence in capturing the situation. But beyond being interesting, why do we bother at all with history?

The Saturday editions of ABC’s Good Morning America, NBC’s Today, and CBS Saturday Morning all focused on the festivities 60th anniversary of the March on Washington not just by recounting Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous “I Have A Dream” speech, but by assisting today’s organizers in portraying overcoming current progressive grievances as the next chapter in the…

Wow.

Former federal prosecutor and staunch racist, Sunny Hostin of ABC’s The View spent the Martin Luther King Jr. Day edition of the show decrying the public’s focus and mass adoption of his dream of judging a person solely by their character and not the color of their skin. The multi-millionaire was also irate that the public focused on those comments instead of giving her the…

A babbling MSNBC analyst with a history of Trump Derangement Syndrome is in no place to throw the word “addiction” at legitimate concerns of government reaching into American kitchens.

Google joined forces with a rapper to produce a video telling Americans to buy everything from “black-owned” businesses, effectively objectifying minorities.

Fresh off his Wednesday morning “reality check” where he claimed that pro-lifers hate, CNN senior political analyst traveled over to Don Lemon Tonight to accuse them of putting “party over country” if they still support Herschel Walker in lieu of the allegations he paid a former girlfriend to have an abortion. For his part, Lemon declared it “sad” Republicans just want to take the…

Along with their guests on Friday morning's CNN Newsroom, co-hosts Jim Sciutto and Bianna Golodryga tried to inspire moderate white voters to drop their apathy towards the supposed decline of democracy and emergence of "autocracy and even fascism" in the form of new GOP-sponsored election laws.

The cast of CNN Newsroom accused Florida of "limiting freedom" on Thursday with a new bill that seeks to combat Critical Race Theory in schools and the divisive Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion movement in the workplace. Throughout the segment, CNN would repeatedly mischaracterize what the bill actually says.

New York Times reporter Chris Cameron’s story Tuesday, covering a Martin Luther King Day march in the nation’s capital suffused with politicking, “Marchers Honor King and Call on Senate to Pass Voting Rights Legislation,” passed along left-wing pot-stirring rhetoric on “voting rights,” unfiltered by journalistic nuance. He even added his own racial component.

Prior to his three-segment tongue bath to Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), CBS’s Late Show and host Stephen Colbert lied repeatedly about Governor Glenn Youngkin (R-VA), claiming he’s implementing an “anti-knowledge agenda” based on banning “history class” and discussion of racism or slavery. Instead, they claimed he’d replace history statewide with “American history that doesn't make…

“The most trusted name in news” once again proved itself to be a Democratic Party policy think tank on Monday as they exploited Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day to suggest their party push so-called “voting rights” legislation every six months to 30 days. Also known as CNN, the network claimed Democratic Senators Joe Manchin (WV) and Kyrsten Sinema (AZ) were the kind of “white moderate” that…

With Monday being Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, ABC’s The View was at the forefront of abusing his legacy and using it to spew hatred and division (so exactly what he stood against). Combined, the blowhard co-hosts suggested that America needed “psychotherapy” so we could look back and learn from our history, lied about people having had their right to vote taken away, and lied…

In today’s installment of vile personal attacks and strawman arguments by MSNBC. All In host Chris Hayes compared Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell to segregationist Strom Thurmond because McConnell stated the obvious that it's already illegal to discriminate on the basis of race.