Clarence Thomas’s Life Repudiates The Left’s Hatred Of America
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas faced down a ‘high-tech lynching’ by the same people who now claim to be America’s arbiters of racial justice. He has every reason to be vindictive and chooses not to be.
‘Just Mercy’ Questions The Notion Of Equal Justice In The United States
The film explores race and poverty through personal stories that leave the audience to reconcile with the tragic side of American governments’ treatment of minorities and the poor.
Two-Parent Homes Aren’t A Privilege. They’re A Right
When we talk about parents and children, we shouldn’t consider a two-parent upbringing as a privilege to be enjoyed by the rich few, but as something every person owes to every other person he or she creates.
Why The March For Life Represents MLK’s Legacy Better Than The Women’s March Does
Martin Luther King Jr. was a religious man who strongly believed in natural law. It is far more likely that he would have lent his influence to the March for Life than to the Women’s March.
7 Ways To Reform The Obviously Corrupt FISA Surveillance System
The FISC this week ordered the FBI to advise the court of what steps FBI will take to ensure their abuses are not repeated. That should just be a start.
African Americans Aren’t The Only People Democrats Want To Disarm
It’s no coincidence that most of the current and former Democrat 2020 presidential candidates advocate banning guns. Democrats have been trying to disarm black and other Americans since the Civil War.
Why The Left Loves Ta-Nehisi Coates
No other preeminent contemporary black intellectual has so strongly dissociated American Christianity from the successful acquisition of equal rights for black Americans.
Why You Have No Right To Marriage, Health Care, Or An Education
The rhetoric of rights is appealing. Label whatever you want a ‘right’ and you tip the scales in your favor. However appealing the tactic may be, however, is conceptually incorrect and politically dangerous.
Black Progress Requires Reviving The Legacy Of Booker T. Washington
Judging strictly by merit, Booker T. Washington should be no less celebrated by Americans than Martin Luther King Jr., for Booker understood what leads to progress.
Hearings Expose How Kamala Harris Used Prosecutorial Power To Benefit Abortion Businesses That Support Her Campaigns
‘The attorney general had no evidence whatsoever that these were private conversations that nobody could overhear,’ said citizen journalist David Daleiden.
Trump Administration Won’t Force Religious Organizations To Choose Between Their Faith And Federal Contracts
This regulation simply clarifies that, when religious employers contract with the federal government, they retain the right to hire employees who support their religious missions
Is Trump Racist? On Reparations, Baltimore, And Other Race Issues
Ben Domenech and Coleman Hughes discuss whether the word “racist” has lost its meaning, and other current issues on race in America.
MLK’s Alleged Abuse Of Women Does Not Negate His Achievements
It is only now that the noted Martin Luther King Jr. historian has decided the details of King’s salacious hidden life merits attention and ridicule.
Birmingham Civil Rights Icon Leaves A Legacy Of True Anti-Racism
It was 10:22 a.m. on September 15, 1963, and a dynamite bomb had just ripped a giant hole through Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, 25 blocks away, where Chris’s daughter had gone with her mother to celebrate Youth Sunday.
CUNY College Disgraces Itself By Giving Honorary Degree To Al Sharpton
The indictment against Al Sharpton is public record. For more than 35 years of public life, he has proven himself a charlatan and a race hustler. The evidence is irrefutable.
Trump Administration Announces Protection For Religious Health Care Providers’ Conscientious Objections
A new rule from HHS would allow doctors, nurses, and hospitals to opt out of medical services such as abortion that conflict with their religious beliefs.
When A KKK Leader And Civil Rights Activist Get Together, This Is What Happens
In 1971, a community crisis in Durham, North Carolina forced a spirited black activist and a KKK leader together. A biopic of their story, ‘The Best of Enemies,’ illuminates a way forward today.
Is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Okay?
In a bizarre rant while drinking wine, eating snacks, and building furniture, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez warned her opposition their grandkids will be ashamed of them. Is she okay?
Amid Politician Preening, Participants In The Original Selma March Share Their Stories
The solemn march of solidarity, attended by people of all races and ages, gives a sense of the courage and commitment of ‘ordinary people who did extraordinary things.’
Now Is The Time To Revive MLK’s Vision For African-American Culture
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s America is one where citizens act as the best possible representatives of their respective cultures and traditions.
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