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…“1619 Project” curriculum is now taught across the United States, has claimed America was “founded … on an ideal and a lie” as a “slavocracy,” and that “anti-blackness” is “at…

…the New York Times’ 1619 Project. If you could maybe just start off our discussion with a comment about the distinction between the frame of the 1619 Project and something…

…as the 1619 Project paints, what other recourse but to rip out its cancerous foundations root and stem? Leftists are banking that the outrage caused by the 1619 Project will…

Oprah Winfrey is partnering with Lionsgate to turn The New York Times’s 1619 Project into feature films and television programs. The 1619 Project is a series of essays and multimedia…

…a new anti-American story. The centerpiece of this new anti-American frenzy is The New York Times’s 1619 Project. If the 1619 Project had been an argument that slavery, and then…

Charles Love’s Race Crazy: BLM, 1619, and the Progressive Racism Movement arrives in the midst of a glut of books about The 1619 Project, Black Lives Matter, and the various…

…1619 Project. The Times Ignored Me.” One of the 1619 Project essays authored by Princeton sociologist Matthew Desmond is premised on an economic history so flawed the whole essay should…

…popularity of The 1619 Project and similarly flawed presentations of the African slave trade. He was correct about how The 1619 Project falsely cast slavery in America by ignoring the…

…at history that is being promoted in curricula such as The 1619 Project and the Zinn Education Project. “Remember what you saw in Charlottesville four years ago,” he continued, “Neo-Nazis,…

…1619 Project’s teachings. In her view, the 1619 Project is at its core a full-scale “attack on 1776, 1787, and even 1865.” Rather than issuing an invitation for a conversation…

…the modern world” in a racist screed in the school paper. The 1619 Project, which earned a Pulitzer Prize despite a major correction from Hannah-Jones admitting the piece to be…

…you can look at the twisted and the cruel and still take pride in how far the country has come.” Conservative efforts to reject the 1619 Project’s curriculum, in turn,…

The 1619 Project’s flagship essay has been awarded a Pulitzer Prize, even though it underwent a major correction and has been criticized as revisionist history by leading historians. The New…

…publication. Tacked onto the piece, which was an introductory article to the Times Magazine’s controversial 1619 Project, is a 36-word Editor’s Note stating, “A passage has been adjusted to make…

…published its first “1619 Project” essays in August 2019. A Natural Extension of the 1619 Project The 1619 Project isn’t about making you feel contempt and anger for those who…

…a projectile which the Attorney General finds is primarily intended to be used for sporting purposes, or any other projectile or projectile core which the Attorney General finds is intended…

…principal claim to fame is this 1619 Project — which is not a mistake — it is a lie. America was not founded in 1619 as an empire of slavery….

…revisionist-history project with feature films and television programs. “From the first moment I read ‘The 1619 Project and immersed myself in Nikole Hanna-Jones’s transformative work, I was moved, deepened and…

…who we are. First, a word on what this project is not. It is not intended to serve primarily as a direct refutation of The New York Times’s 1619 Project,…

…community—he’s a science-fiction writer—back in 2008 after he and some buddies came up with an idea for something called the “Open Source Boob Project.” The project came about at a…

…has been stagnant. Recently, however, the feds have elected to subsidize certain projects such as very large EV battery plants and advanced microchip facilities. These are massive projects for the…

…From New York to California, local opposition is thwarting wind and solar projects seen as essential to transitioning from fossil fuels. Many opponents support renewable energy in theory and express…

…required to listen to a podcast from the 1619 Project’s Nikole Hannah-Jones. Frankland also signaled his support for CRT while bemoaning the wave of pushback from parents who’ve voiced their…

…into America’s DNA Similarly, The New York Times’ “1619 Project” attempts to de-mythologize the 1776 founding date by presenting the arrival of a ship bearing about 20 Africans in 1619…

…brief recess from the 1619 Project to explore another project. Call it the “1519 Project.” A full century before The New York Times’ proposed re-dating of the American founding and…

…Center) not a practical application of critical race theory? 1619 Project creator Nikole Hannah-Jones, as well as the project’s many contributors, constantly argue that America’s founding was tainted by racism…

…1619 Project, which argues the United States was founded on slavery, is “self-refuting” and is losing its appeal with Americans, providing a bigger space for the 1620 Project to flourish….

When a pundit argued in June that America’s recent chaos should be called the “1619 Riots” after the New York Times’ ahistorical 1619 Project, 1619 writer Nikole Hannah-Jones responded, “It…

It’s impossible to understand The New York Times’ 1619 Project as anything but sweeping historical revisionism in the service of contemporary left-wing politics. The gist of the project, named for…

…a blog post this morning that reported your frustration at having a project rejected by us at Kickstarter. I took a look at the project, and think you’re right: we…

…incorporate the 1619 Project into their programs while exempting low-income and special needs students. The project launched in August, which won a Pulitzer Prize just weeks after it was forced…

…slavery.” Curriculum from the 1619 Project has already been taught to students in 4,500 classrooms. “Nearly everything that has made America truly exceptional,” says the 1619 Project, has come from…

…1619 Project explicitly aims to make America’s true founding date the arrival of the first slave ship in 1619, not 1776. Nikole Hannah-Jones, the leader of the 1619 Project, is…

Two House Republicans introduced legislation Thursday that would bar federal funds from flowing to schools with curriculum featuring the New York Times’ anti-American 1619 Project indoctrinating K-12 students with fake…

…serious an infraction against professional ethics as a journalist can commit,” they added. In September, the project was deceptively edited again to omit “true founding” from its description of 1619’s…

…ideas and continue the 1619 Project, by donating $5 million to the school. The Kellogg Foundation bankrolls the group behind the Zinn Education Project (named after anti-American author Howard Zinn),…