Racism

Friday’s Amanpour & Co. on PBS has the suffocating feel of a left-wing academic symposium, with a segment by host Christiane Amanpour on one of her favorite topics, the racism behind Secretary of War Pete Hegseth’s dismantling of the harmful and racially discriminatory Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) movement in the military. She went straight to the source, the woman who…

What do you get when a “No Kings” rally meets an aging, TDS-laden rock star? A sweaty Bruce “Screamsteen” delivering a teleprompter-fueled rant at Nationals Park on May 27, while posing as a moral crusader. Only it was giving less, “I have a dream,” by a respected leader preaching against injustice and more, “I have a grievance list,” by a multimillionaire railing against the rich.

The cast of MS NOW’s Morning Joe assembled on Tuesday to rain on the upcoming America 250 celebrations by observing how every time the country makes racial progress, it also relapses soon after. Not content to simply give a history lesson, co-host Joe Scarborough led the panel in saying the current Trump Era is one of those relapses.

On her eponymous Monday show, MS NOW host Chris Jansing presided over a discussion on South Carolina redistricting in which her Democrat guests claimed blacks are being "disenfranchised" there and that white Americans refuse to vote for blacks because of "racism." It was not mentioned at all in the 11-minute segment that one of the state's two U.S. Senators -- Tim Scott -- is black.

Even by the low standards of MS NOW, senior Washington correspondent Eugene Daniels’s Thursday appearance on Chris Jansing Reports was a stellar example of how not to do journalism. Daniels’s title suggests that the network views him as a reporter, but he decided to go full activist.  According to him, Democrats need “to be more comfortable with power” and that the party needs to…

Ever since the U.S. Supreme Court decision to knock out a section of the Voting Right's Act, which also effected redistricting efforts in many states, the left, including the main stream media, has been crying racism, and that continued last Saturday, at a rally held in Montgomery, Alabama. It all led to a sometimes heated discussion on race, Monday on Fox News's The Five.

Season 51 of NBC’s Saturday Night Live concluded with Weekend Update anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che hitting all the usual beats, including people loathing Vice President JD Vance so much that they want him or themselves dead, suggesting the country is racist, and Jeffrey Epstein.

On Saturday's edition of MS NOW’s The Weekend, Eddie Glaude went OFF! The normally measured Princeton professor — known for his calm, scholarly demeanor — unloaded in raw, fiery language rarely seen from him. Reacting to the Supreme Court’s recent Callais decision on Louisiana and the Voting Rights Act, Glaude openly questioned whether African Americans remain “full citizens…

The U.S. Constitution (the First Amendment especially) is treated as a sacred document by the elitist media -- unless it helps conservatives get out their message, or, in the case of the recent Supreme Court decision altering the Voting Rights Amendment, gets in the way of black Democrat politicians getting a leg up on winning seats in Congress. 

Alex Soros pledging a fortune to fight antisemites is about as believable as an arsonist dressing up as a firefighter.

Rather than endure more mandatory anti-White, anti-police, anti-male indoctrination, first-year law school student David Blackman withdrew from Penn State University after just one semester – and audio from one of its required “Race” classes shows why a complaint has been filed with the U.S. Department of Education.

Tuesday’s PBS News Hour predictably injected racism allegations into its coverage of the Supreme Court striking down race-based gerrymandering in Louisiana v. Callais, even covering the story under its portentous “Race Matters” series rubric. White House correspondent Liz Landers traveled to Baton Rouge to collect accusations of racism -- though to be fair, the first…

Not that long ago, on April 30, Comedy Central’s The Daily Show host-of-the-week Josh Johnson responded to the Supreme Court’s recent VRA decision by calling Justice Clarence Thomas an “Uncle Tom.” On Wednesday, it was radio host Charlamagne Tha God’s turn, as he showed up for the show’s “In My Opinion” segment, where he responded to a clip of Democratic Sen. Chris Coons by declaring…

On Tuesday’s CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish, formerly of NPR, kicked off a redistricting segment with a classic tell of her liberal bias: “And I have to admit, Republicans are feeling good now.” We feel your pain, Audie!