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In the brilliant novel “The Bonfire of the Vanities,” author Tom Wolfe describes what he calls the intense media interest …
Read More »Larry Elder: Derek Chauvin – The Great White Defendant
Planned Parenthood’s ‘Reckoning’ with Founder Margaret Sanger Won’t Stop the Business of Abortion
In the age of “cancel culture,” abortion advocates still don’t want to cancel the founder of the country’s largest abortion …
Read More »Black Lives Matter is the ‘Restart of the Communist Movement…’
Star Parker recently appeared on the Victory Channel on a show called Flashpoint! to discuss what’s happening in our country …
Read More »Would MLK Be Canceled Today?
In an interview with Breitbart News Daily on Martin Luther King Day, Star Parker, president and CEO of the Center …
Read More »Carl Jackson: Why Raphael Warnock Shouldn’t Be a Pastor or a Senator
Democratic Georgia senatorial candidate, Raphael Warnock, appears to be a racist, a radical, and an anti-Semite. He shouldn’t be a …
Read More »Paris Denard: Trump Is a Champion for the Black Community — The Platinum Plan Is Just Another Example Of What He’s Doing
One of the hallmarks of President Donald J. Trump’s success in the private sector, and now the public sector, is …
Read More »Marc Little: Trump’s Promise to Blacks Is an Embrace of Dr. King’s Economic Dream
When I prayed and laid hands on President Trump in the Cabinet Room earlier this year, I said, “he was …
Read More »This University Refused to Pay for Pro-Life Student Event Because Speaker Alveda King is ‘Inherently Religious’
Georgia Tech’s student government refused to provide funds for a pro-life student club’s event because the invited speaker is “inherently …
Read More »Star Parker: Democrats Bury the Civil Rights Movement
By the time you read this, Joe Biden may have already announced selection of his vice presidential running mate. From …
Read More »Dean Nelson: Is the National Museum of African American History and Culture a Celebration of Whiteness?
I have visited and enjoyed the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture several times, but like countless …
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