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…line of The New York Times “1619 Project,” which stems from CRT teachings, and treats as truth the intersectional myth that the United States is an irredeemably racist country. But…

…the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America, by self-proclaimed antiracist “intellectual” Ibram X. Kendi. Directed by Roger Ross Williams, who helmed Hulu’s adaptation of “The 1619 Project,”…

…Compact. Loud voices in our society decry its ideals upon which our nation’s extraordinary experiment in self-governance was established. Through such travesties as the 1619 Project and the writing of…

…founding,” Cotton said, referring to the New York Times’s 1619 project. “Nothing could be further from the truth. The Pilgrims and their Compact, like the Founders and their Declaration, form…

…movements such as the New York Times’ “1619 Project,” Arrn said, reinforces the value of them as well as Americans’ struggle for a free, equal nation for all. “Our history…

…panic about racial, gender, and sexual identity.” Bizarrely, in the New York Times’ “1619 Project,” the left’s flagship publication even pronounced our democracy’s ideals to be “false when they were…

…1619 Project, it’s good to have “Midway” reminding us of the patriotism and great achievements of great men as well as ordinary men turning into heroes during World War II….

…1619 Project. So I think it’s an important time now.” On Cutting 30 Hours of Interviews into a Two-hour Movie “He’s a great storyteller. He told many stories that are…

…Those are abstract consequences, but that doesn’t minimize their potential effects. Take the New York Times’s 1619 Project, which the paper is spending big money to advertise. Luckily, historians across…

It started on July 5 when Nikole Hannah-Jones, who penned the lead essay for The New York Times’ 1619 Project, was trolled with a meme. The meme came from philosopher…

…outright hostile to them (as seen in the 1619 Project). It is this embattled philosophy that conservatives must continue to champion and conserve. We Need to Return to Our Founding…

…is just the latest controversial project for the streaming service. The Disney-owned company acquired the rights to a docuseries on the ahistorical New York Times “1619 Project” in early April….

…central narrative of critical race theory ideologues like Ibram Kendi and 1619 Project lead Nikole Hannah-Jones, who argue blacks and Asians “don’t experience this country in the same way” because…

…consider the Constitution and patriotism to be acts of “white supremacy.” That is openly stated by purveyors of the 1619 Project and its effective champions in the federal bureaucracy. According…

…an example of how it is possible to revisit some of the founding myths of U.S. history without losing sight — as leftist tracts like The New York Times’ 1619…

…to be a man.” At the same time, Colin Kaepernick kneeling demonstrations, combined with critical race theory (CRT) and 1619 Project instructions that distort history, have weakened patriotism. CRT ideology…

…elicited lavish praise from corporate media this past summer. High school curricula such as that peddled by the 1619 Project or the Southern Poverty Law Center’s “Teaching Hard History” excoriate…

…and cultural issues, as its 1619 Project and the leaked transcript of a meeting about it show. Their job isn’t to report news, but to establish and police social norms….

…families in American society. They also discuss the state of the Conservative Intellectual Movement and the New York Times’ 1619 Project. His new book is “A Time to Build.” “We…

…announcer was fired for saying the words, “All Lives Matter.” What a racist. On Monday, New York Times Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Nikole Hannah-Jones – whose piece leading the 1619 Project…

…moral monster would ever fight to preserve it? This is the 1619 Project come to life. If the American Revolution was fought to protect and preserve slavery then the entire…

…the way we are in the summer of 2020. The race riots, destruction of historical monuments, the Pulitzer Prize winning 1619 Project, and the damaging notion of collective American guilt…

…rejects. The ideologues of the left have wholly accepted the 1619 Project’s frame of American history as a catalogue of crimes. That’s why they tear down monuments indiscriminately. That’s why…

…Times’ 1619 Project are being taught openly in our public schools. It’s why corporate America and professional sports have embraced the cult of wokeness. It’s why Hollywood is scrambling to…

…The New York Times’ anti-American “1619 Project.” Americans, Biden said, must, “Live up to the promise of our sacred founding documents that promise our rights to life liberty and the…

…to cut funding to schools that teach the 1619 Project.” This is a start, but it’s going to take a lot more to address this serious problem. Significant structural changes…

…sometimes morally nebulous nature of our national narrative, rather than obscures it, as do the 1619 Project and the Southern Poverty Law Center’s “Teaching Hard History.” Forty years ago, as…

…and social justice warriors, who are developing the New York Times’ ahistorical 1619 Project into a film production, don’t want Americans to read: Final Report- The President… by The Federalist…

…experiences of all students” from discredited curriculum such as the 1619 Project and hatemonger Ibram X. Kendi. The 1776 report, however, outlines why the critical race theory, which found its…

…and Black: Rescuing American History from Revisionists and Race Hustlers.” In Woodson’s book, which is meant to counter the New York Times’ 1619 Project, he rejects the false premise that…

…alongside the New York Times’ anti-American “1619 Project,” which seeks to redefine the United States as an irredeemably racist empire built for the sole purpose to oppress. The school’s guidelines…

…curriculum and the 1619 Project curriculum? Both of these explicitly expose students to the realities of systemic racism in American history and contemporary society, and examine the ways white supremacy…

…programs that “incorporate racially, ethnically, culturally, and linguistically diverse perspectives,” citing as examples The New York Times’ 1619 Project and “anti-racist” par excellence Ibram X. Kendi. The rule promoted “culturally…

…slavery and racial discrimination, seeking to progress toward freedom for all. They view America as an irredeemably racist nation, as The New York Times’ fallacious “1619 Project” teaches. The point…

…exploited the moral panic after the death of George Floyd to spread the toxic myths of The New York Times’ “1619 Project” about American history and to push training sessions…

…“persons of color.” (We might note that this theme is one the Soviets also sought to push with their propaganda throughout the Cold War.) The popular 1619 Project has claimed…