Race Issues

Despite Tuesday night showing a Democratic sweep in the Georgia Senate runoff election, the mood on MSNBC was anything but joyous. Instead, various hosts and panelists threw a pity party for fellow leftists, bemoaning supposed Republican voter suppression efforts and insisting Republicans should be shamed from political life as un-American racists who won’t win another presidential election.…

During MSNBC’s live coverage of the Georgia Senate runoff election, race hustler and longtime PoliticsNation host Al Sharpton reveled in the possible victories of Democrats Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock by insisting that he and his fellow civil rights activists are “nonpartisan” individuals concerned about the direction of the country.

When the pantheon of civil rights heroes is officially complete, who will be included among the famous names? Martin Luther King, Jr.? Abraham Lincoln? The Okee Dokee Brothers?

Atlanta, Georgia, the “Mecca of Hip Hop'' will be using its greatest cultural export in order to usher in a future of one party Democrat rule for our nation.

Supporting a leftist group that advocates defunding the police apparently wasn’t a red flag for liberal outlet Inside Philanthropy’s (IP) “Philanthropist of the Year” award. 

Right from the season three premiere, ABC’s The Rookie aims to get political on policing.

Looks like CBS’s NCIS: New Orleans will spend its 2021 doubling down on false liberal propaganda. While the show already bent over backwards to claim police officers are killing young black men last month, the latest episode somehow went further to appease a “burn the establishment” progressive and her mostly “peaceful” crowd.

On his CNN show, State of the Union, host Jake Tapper twice tells Jon Ossoff, a Democrat candidate for Senate from Georgia, that his accusation that Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler campaigned with a Klansman is "not true." 

A segment on Tiffany Cross's MSNBC show focuses on a political ad in Georgia called, "Get Your Booty to the Poll." It features strippers dancing around a "pole" urging black voters to get to the "poll." Cross had on the creator of the ad. And Cross bragged about how the "adult entertainment industry" in Georgia brings in more money than all the sports teams. And she boasted that Atlanta: "…

Not all culture cancellations are the same. The emerging “news” that Hilaria Baldwin (wife of former screen star Alec Baldwin) has been faking her Spanish origins is the subject of much recent online mirth. Yet somehow this ignominy has earned her not condemnation, but a supportive platform in the New York Times, headlined “Hilaria Baldwin: ‘I’m Living My Life.’” Stop the presses! The…

In the final week of 2020, as the media have covered the disturbing case of an unarmed black man, Andre Hill, who was recently killed by a police officer in Columbus, Ohio, CNN and CBS have both presented misleading statistics on the number of African Americans who have been killed by police officers since George Floyd's death from May.

Did you realize that “Tiki bars are a beverage industry mainstay – with a painful and underexamined past” requiring “reclaiming” and “repair”?  That’s the sour message on the front of the New York Times Sunday Business section. An online headline actually read “History of Tiki Bars and Cultural Appropriation.”  On its eternal quest to ruin innocent pleasures, the New York Times…