racism

If the ideology and policies of “systemic racism,” identity politics, and cancel culture win out in the arena of American politics and cultural acceptance, it will be the end of America.

In 1961, President John F. Kennedy signed Executive Order 10925, which gave birth to affirmative action.

Politically we seem to be living in some trying times.

Once upon a time in America, parents could send their children off to school—even to public schools—and presume accurately their little ones were being taught simply “the three Rs.” No longer.

Community organizers in Portland outsmarted themselves. You hate Trader Joe’s, you get no Trader Joe’s — and all the good stuff that comes with it. Way to ‘serve’ the community!

Forgotten or at least certainly downplayed in the international remembrance of Mandela’s nearly three decades of imprisonment and his historical role in becoming the first black president of post-Apartheid South Africa is the fact that through most of the years of his active resistance leading up to his arrest and incarceration he accepted the Marxist interpretation that racism and racial discrimination were part and parcel of the capitalist system.

Oprah’s outrageous, racist blather was so appreciated that President Obama gave her a medal.

Martin’s life and death would be honored by promotion of racial harmony and good will.

Heartland Research Director S. T. Karnick was a guest on WJR-AM in Detroit to talk about his Daily Caller piece titled, “The Real Reason the Argument Over the Redskins’ Name Matters.”

The worst epithet in America today probably remains to call someone a “racist.” The “N-word” has rightly been banished from polite conversation (gansta rap falling outside the bounds of polite…