Nikole Hannah-Jones

“Mostly peaceful.” So goes the characterization of demonstrations that have routinely turned into looting and rioting for months on end, from Portland to Seattle to New York to Los Angeles. “Protesters in California set fire to a courthouse, damaged a police station and assaulted officers after a peaceful demonstration intensified,” read one recent ABC News tweet.

HBO just wants the death of America as we know it, don’t they? Sure that may sound extreme, but how else would you see it when they’re promoting special evening TV specials hosted by National anthem-protesting lesbian soccer player Megan Rapinoe and featuring guests like Alexandria “Abolish The Police” Ocasio-Cortez, and America-hating “1619 Project” creator Nikole Hannah-Jones?

This week, gadfly New York Times columnist Bari Weiss resigned her position at the so-called newspaper of record. She did so after years of fielding slings and arrows from her own colleagues and editors, who treated her as an ultra-conservative enemy -- this, despite the fact that her perspective on the world is an eclectic mix of social progressivism, skepticism toward regulation and…

The 1619 Project, that bad faith, cynical reinterpretation of American history that’s been percolating in some of our high schools’ curricula, is apparently being greenlit for the Hollywood TV and film treatment by none other than our beloved Oprah Winfrey and Lionsgate Studios.

Did you ever own slaves or know anyone in your lifetime that owned slaves? No? Well MSNBC’s Morning Joe doesn’t care, they’d like to make you pay for that sin anyway, with your taxpayer dollars. To push this radical agenda, they brought on New York Times writer Nikole Hannah-Jones Friday morning to demand slavery reparations, which is really just wealth distribution disguised…

We, however, live in an age of true heroes — people who live outside of time; people of sterling quality who need no context, require no nuance and brook no dissent. All who stand before them must bow or be canceled. Old tweets will be resurfaced; old comedy sketches will be censored. All those who came before were complicit in the system, and thus, must pay.

This is where the perverted fairy tale of the 1619 Project was headed all along. Nikole Hannah-Jones, who wrote the lead essay in The New York Times’s reimagining of U.S. “history” as irreparably marred by the sins of slavery and racism, is now demanding reparations for black U.S. citizens. 

On Friday's MSNBC Live, host Chuck Todd worried out loud with Nikole Hannah-Jones of the New York Times Magazine and the "1619 Project" fame, about what needs to be done to make sure the new wave of Black Lives Matter activism does not simply fade away.

Is the notion of objectivity in journalism dead? The answer is yes, if you're listening to NPR. On Tuesday, their morning talk show 1A had a discussion where all three guests were leftists who thought of objectivity as a dirty word, even a racist concept. 

Journalism is dead. That fact was made abundantly clear by New York Times staff writer and founder of the factually-inaccurate 1619 Project, Nikole Hannah-Jones in an appearance on the CNN’s so-called “Reliable Sources” Sunday, where she argued that the media couldn’t legitimately treat the Republican Party fairly because they were a “rogue” organization and being fair would…

By now, the liberal media and allies in elected office and academia have made clear as day that they don’t actually believe in the First Amendment or a free press. The latest proof? The New York Times opinion section daring to publish a column…

Following up on his Monday night monologue that spared no one, FNC host Tucker Carlson continued to savage the liberal media (but CNN and MSNBC in particular) on Tuesday and Wednesday for “assisting the riots” as glorified “revolutionary organizations” from their comfy, safe homes and TV studios.

During an interview with NYPD Chief Terence Monahan on Tuesday, CBS This Morning co-host Tony Dokoupil pressed him to admit “racism” was plaguing police departments across the country. After Monahan rejected the notion, Dokoupil and fellow co-host Gayle King engaged in hand-wringing over his refusal to accept the accusation.

The New York Times Magazine’s ahistorical “1619 Project” author has been all over media outlets this week commenting on the riots and protests over the death of George Floyd. On Tuesday, she made some disturbing arguments justifying violence, to PBS’s Christiane Amanpour and on CBS News Live. Amanpour actually responded as if she agreed with the NYT journalist condoning…