Race Issues

During Friday’s CNN Newsroom host Victor Blackwell welcomed political analyst and historian Julian Zelizer on to hype CNN’s upcoming four-part documentary on President Lyndon Johnson. As part of the preview, both Blackwell and Zelizer postulated that LBJ was correct is asserting that passing the civil rights legislation in the ‘60s paved the way for Republican dominance in the South…

Just when you thought the -ish franchise of shows couldn’t be any more racist than they already have been, along comes an episode that sinks to a new low. 

New York Times economist Paul Krugman spewed bile at the so-called “vandalism” by Canadian truckers protesting the country’s draconian COVID-19 policies. He did this while dismissing the 2020 Marxist Black Lives Matter riots across the U.S. that reportedly caused around $2 billion in damages.

The Winter Olympics may be underway in China, but here in America, the Woke Olympics are going strong on the -ish franchise of shows. In the category of race-baiting, the franchise has been steadily holding first place. But Freeform’s grown-ish helped them take the lead on gender fluidity as well on Thursday’s episode, “Mr. Right Now.”

How stupid can CNN's obsession with January 6 get? On Sunday, CNN.com commentator John Blake took it to a new level: "Joe Rogan's use of the n-word is another January 6 moment." CNN later changed it.

Along with their guests on Friday morning's CNN Newsroom, co-hosts Jim Sciutto and Bianna Golodryga tried to inspire moderate white voters to drop their apathy towards the supposed decline of democracy and emergence of "autocracy and even fascism" in the form of new GOP-sponsored election laws.

Companies tell us they support justice. “Believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything,” says former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick in a Nike ad. “Speak for the people who may not be able to be heard,” says the NBA. “Corporate PR hogwash,” says journalist Melissa Chen in my new video. “Hogwash,” she says, because the NBA clearly does not want its employees to criticize…

Have you noticed how race-obsessed ESPN is? Project Veritas has, and it released video Tuesday evening that portrays the sports network as a “toxic, racist workplace environment.” ESPN studio operator Trevor Adams produced undercover interviews demonstrating the problematic workplace environment as viewed by current employees.

It’s episode twenty-four of MRC’s newest video series, CensorTrack with TR. This week we talked about how Big Tech is censoring groups that advocate for traditional education, fight for parental voice and choice in classrooms and oppose Critical Race Theory.

Last week, ABC’s racist sitcom black-ish tried to argue that the American Dream “can be yours…unless you’re black,” and people of color must be perfect because their path to the American dream is “so narrow.” On Tuesday’s episode, “Mom Mentor,” however, the show completely contradicted itself by admitting that playing on “white guilt” gives black people a competitive edge.

On Tuesday night, MSNBC race monger Joy Reid had a freak out on The ReidOut over the Supreme Court's decision not to hear a case challenging Alabama's new congressional district maps. As she typically does, Reid used poisonous rhetoric against her political opponents and referred to the Roberts Court as the "new Plessy court."

Once again the evening news broadcasts completely ignored a story that does not jive with their leftist political agenda. On Tuesday, outrage swept Capitol Hill when the Biden Justice Department was found to have given Montez Lee, a Black Lives Matter rioter a lighter sentence than is called for in the sentencing guidelines. With all three evening news broadcasts ignoring the story, it was…