Race Issues

CNN portrayed it as an "American crisis": NBA players receiving counsel from their favorite former president -- Barack Obama. At his bidding, the league lurched even further to the Left. At the same time, a former NFL player/protester thanked the NBA for moving the ball forward in the fight against systemic racism.

Though it's clear the riots that have gripped Democrat-run cities since the beginning of the summer are the left’s desperate temper tantrum against a president and government system they couldn’t eradicate with Russian collusion allegations and an impeachment show trial, Hollywood is using its propaganda skills to try and shift the blame for the riots on Trump.

Facebook claims it wants to promote racial equality by “elevating Black voices.” But if those voices promote conservative content, then Facebook does not want to elevate it.

Guest-hosting MSNBC's AM Joy show, Tiffany Cross says: "I watched the Republican convention and seeing the slew of black speakers that they had, it really did look like a modern-day minstrel show to me."

HBO’s Lovecraft Country is probably the perfect show for this time. Namely, it’s the perfect show to compliment the hateful racial breakdown that’s happening all over the country. Like any given riot, Lovecraft Country is only happy to pour fuel on the fire of a false racial narrative.  

The 2020 MTV Video Music Awards aired on Sunday, August 30 from New York City and Black Lives Matter and get out the vote messages were sprinkled throughout. 

On Saturday’s AM Joy, MSNBC fill-in host Zerlina Maxwell conspired with radical leftist authors Jon Meacham and Brittney Cooper to spew hatred towards President Trump and his supporters. Maxwell set up Cooper to go on an insane rant by accusing Trump of “brutally treating black and brown people.” Cooper responded with vile, woke rhetoric that claiming Trump supporters are “rooted in racism”…

On Friday's The Last Word on MSNBC, fill-in host Katy Tur presided over a panel discussion which placed the blame for recent rioting on President Donald Trump, and also blamed Fox News for convincing Trump voters not see him as responsible.

Even though resisting arrest is usually a key factor in deadly police shooting cases, CNN's New Day omitted that critical detail on Tuesday as the show highlighted a police shooting case from 2004 in which a 21-year-old was killed by members of the same police department involved in a more current case.

After some professional sports teams boycotted games over the killing of Jacob Blake, the Houston Astros put a new twist on social justice idiocy. Friday was Jackie Robinson Day throughout Major League Baseball, and the Astros thought it would make baseball's first African American player proud if he could see them boycott a game.

This week, CNN's New Day show has been on a roll when it comes to avoiding critical details from police shooting cases that would make police officer actions seem more defensible. 

Trevor Noah's tenure as host of The Daily Show on Comedy Central is nearing five years, so they're reaching out for the expected positive publicity from the liberal media. Michael Ordona at the Los Angeles Times proclaimed that it's great the comedy isn't so central any more on Comedy Central. It's certainly not funny that Noah tried to claim modern-day America has a lot of parallels with then…

On Nicolle Wallace's MSNBC show, MSNBC contributor Jason Johnson says that whites and police are causing most of the street violence—and President Trump "encourages" it.

ABC Live’s coverage of the March on Washington today in D.C. was full of emotionally-charged, partisan and divisive rhetoric attacking law enforcement and President Trump as racists. It probably shouldn’t come as a surprise then that two of ABC’s contributors blatantly lied along the way, without any pushback or corrections from the ABC journalists present.