Race Issues

Leave it to one of the most liberal shows on television to cave to an actress who didn’t want her progressive character to play nice with a conservative character who she claims is “complicit in the oppression of so many,” and whose "politics are actively harmful.”

On Friday night, comedian, divisive leftist, and documentarian W. Kamau Bell joined Chris Cuomo to preview the fifth season of CNN's docuseries United Shades of America and, in a galling, vile slam against America and her people, he ghoulishly claimed that "the system" exists so that a dream can be achieved of ensuring the poor and racial minorities suffer.

Just as the left would abuse his life and legacy while he was alive, so too did the radical media with the passing of civil rights icon, Congressman John Lewis (D-GA). During their Sunday morning newscasts, ABC and NBC blasted President Trump for not tweeting out his condolences fast enough, and accused Republicans of being the ones who wanted to exploit Lewis’s legacy for their own political…

Even though CNN has spent years misleading its viewers about the racial breakdown of suspects who are killed by police officers, CNN's New Day show on Wednesday complained that President Donald Trump was being "misleading" by pointing out that more whites than blacks are killed.

On Friday’s New Day, CNN co-host Alisyn Camerota and fill-in Jim Sciutto brought on the host of United Shades of America, W. Kamau Bell to spout woke talking points. Bell went on a tear against white people, insisting that “white supremacy is a system that promotes whiteness.” He also claimed that the Black Panthers and Black Lives Matter are “mainstream” groups and praised…

James Harden was just doing what society was telling him to do, and that was putting on a mask. Too bad he didn’t realize (or so he says) that the mask he broadcast to the world via a photo on Twitter was a pro-police flag, because he suddenly found himself on the ugly side of an anti-police Twitter mob.

Comedian D.L. Hughley stopped by The View briefly Friday to promote his book, “Surrender, White People!: Our Unconditional Terms for Peace,” and with a title like that, you can guess where the interview would be headed. But while Hughley had harsh words for whites, he, like many in the media, went soft went it came to actor and TV host Nick Cannon, after he made…

Some real steps to securing order in the wake of the violent Black Lives Matter riots have commenced in Portland, Oregon, with Federal agents rounding up agitators. On cue, the left immediately screamed that this is evidence that Trump is Hitler.

Double standards by the New York Times on product boycotts: The silly anti-Trump boycott of Goya Foods was covered with humorless seriousness, while a 2017 Sean Hannity-inspired boycott of Keurig coffeemakers was mocked as possibly showing “support for child molesters.” The paper sympathized with liberals pitching childish social media fits over the audacity of the Latino president of…

The Obama media empire continues to gain new ground. In addition to carving out a piece of the Netflix pie, acquiring a hosting gig on PBS Kids, and selling millions and millions of books about her life, Michelle Obama is now getting her very own podcast via the music streaming platform Spotify.

MSNBC guest host and political analyst Tiffany Cross appeared on The View Thursday to promote her new book about black voters in the upcoming election, but she also brought her disdain for Trump voters over as well. Cross told the hosts that Trump was feeding his racist Ku Klux Klan base, when he told a reporter that more white people die at the hands of police.

Media outlets like CNN and The Daily Beast have decided it’s wrong for a Hispanic business owner to support President Donald Trump. Both CNN and a Daily Beast op-ed attacked Goya Foods CEO Robert Unanue for voicing his support for Trump July 9 at the White House. CNN said Unanue’s actions were a “betrayal” to Latinos and The Daily Beast op-ed called him a “moron.”

In response to the increased incidents of arson and vandalism against churches -- particularly Catholic churches -- across the nation in recent weeks, CBS has announced an innovative partnership with The Catholic League to develop diverse new programming that includes Catholic viewpoints and issues, and gives the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops a voice in the network’s content decisions.…

While ViacomCBS has fired MTV host Nick Cannon for his anti-white and anti-Semitic comments, The Fox Network has decided to let the racist and host of it’s flagship gameshow, The Masked Singer, keep his job, claiming that he “inadvertently” spread hate.