Racism

Media Research Center Vice President Dan Gainor condemned liberal media coverage of the so-called autonomous zones.

On Tuesday's Amanpour & Co. on PBS and CNN International, host Christiane Amanpour gave former Senator William Cohen -- a liberal Republican from Maine -- an unchallenged forum to bash President Donald Trump and spread misinformation against Republicans.

On Wednesday, during interviews with NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace, CBS This Morning and NBC’s Today show actually rejected the findings of FBI investigation that concluded no hate crime was committed against the sport’s only full-time black driver. Instead, both broadcasts decided to keep pushing the debunked narrative that Wallace was targeted with a “noose” – which turned out to be a garage…

The left has come for former progressive President Woodrow Wilson, perhaps the founding father of the modern-day liberal state, for his deep racism and the segregationist policies he pushed both as president of Princeton University and president of the United States from 1913-1921. As the New York Times Michael Levenson’s reported, “Monmouth University to Remove Woodrow Wilson’s Name From…

In the June installment of HBO's Real Sports Tuesday evening, host Bryant Gumbel and a supporting cast of progressives looked down their noses at whites and conservatives while discussing the racial tsunami sweeping over America. There was no shortage of accusations -- including slavery -- aimed at white people, and Gumbel closed the program by claiming African Americans pay a "black tax" year…

If you think New York Times economist Paul Krugman’s op-eds are bad, his Twitter account is even worse. It’s a collection of babble, not the commentary of a Nobel Laureate.

Less than an hour before news broke that the FBI found no evidence of a hate crime against NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace, MSNBC's John Heilemann and Eddie Glaude were lamenting those conservatives who had questioned whether the official story that someone had hung a noose in Wallace's garage was authentic.

Tuesday morning saw President Trump condemn those who tried and failed to tear down a statue of former President Andrew Jackson and threaten legal action against those who would engage in similar acts of vandalism. For CNN's John Harwood on CNN Newsroom, these rather simple words were evidence that Trump was stoking a culture war and purposefully dividing the country for his own benefit.

On Monday morning’s New Day, CNN hosts John Berman and Erica Hill brought on CNN political commentators Angela Rye and Errol Louis. During the discussion, Rye proclaimed that America “was built on a system of oppression and systemic racism and white supremacy.” She stated that in order to address these supposed issues with America’s founding, that “you have to uproot a lot of what is this…

What can we say about late night host Jimmy Kimmel and President Donald Trump? Well, one man is a beloved, talented comedian, and the other is a divisive political hack named Jimmy Kimmel who has recorded audio of himself saying the N-word.

You could be forgiven if you heard about the destructive actions of BLM/Antifa activists and wondered if someone was referring to ISIS and the Taliban. The terrifying, racially-motivated (so they say) iconoclasm of America’s far left is hell bent on destroying the images of America, but don’t let them tell you it’s just about destroying icons of American slavery, it’s about destroying any…

Over the past week, as journalists and liberal commentators have been fixated on the timing and location of President Donald Trump's campaign rally on Juneteenth weekend in Tulsa, Oklahoma, they have again been peddling the debunked myth that President Ronald Reagan launched his 1980 presidential campaign in Philadelphia, Mississippi, in Neshoba County, in an effort to appeal to Southern white…

Mega-rich Hollywood liberal George Clooney is putting up some real dollars to bolster the fight for racial justice and for the sake of boosting his ego by making President Trump look bad.

A long-time driver of social justice activism in sports, Dr. Harry Edwards appeared on ESPN's First Take television program Monday morning. Treated with great reverence by co-hosts Stephen A. Smith and Molly Qerim, the emeritus professor of sociology at Cal-Berkeley offered no shortage of incendiary remarks.