18-year-old Pharrell Smith of Alabama was arrested earlier this month and will face a terror charge after threatening to shoot Black people at the Opelika Fair.
The threats were posted on Facebook last month, under the moniker ‘Dylann Cruz’ and featured a Confederate flag.
The Prime Minister’s Office knew about an anti-racism consultant’s derogatory tweets about “Jewish white supremacists” a month before the government cancelled a $133,000 contract in which he played a key role.
The consultant, Laith Marouf, is an expert for the Community Media Advocacy Centre (CMAC), a non-profit that was awarded the contract earlier this year. Mr. Marouf’s tweets also derided francophones and Black and Indigenous public figures.
Congresswoman Cori Bush, who supports the ‘defund the police’ movement, spent $500,000 in campaign funding on private security, according to a new report.
Bush (D-Mo.), a member of ‘the squad’, splashed out over $100,000 on ‘security services’ through the third quarter of 2022 alone, according to Federal Election Commission records, seen by Fox News Digital.
Of that, $71,201.06 was paid to St. Louis-based private security company named Peace Security. The remaining $30,000 on security services went to Cortney Merrits and Nathaniel Davis, who reportedly share an address with Bush’s campaign HQ.
The Biden administration’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas was informed that the photographer who took pictures of horseback Border Patrol agents said that he and his colleagues didn’t see any migrants being whipped, according to emails obtained by Heritage Foundation.
The investigation by Adam Andrzejewski of Open the Books into Kelisa Wing who made headlines for her racist tweets about white people shines a light into how yet another arm of the Defense Department is being twisted by the Biden administration into radical indoctrination.
The investigation uncovers the expected diversity grift in which DEI officials also “build their own brand”. They’re all ‘coaches’ and ‘speakers’ and ‘authors’ with their books and ways to book them for sessions and seminars no matter where they’re working. And they also often have some sort of side-hustle as musicians, actors or dancers they’re also promoting. Not to mention efforts at rolling in an academic gig. So it’s good to be in the DEI business.
Earlier this month, an anonymous Reddit account posted several shocking audio recordings. The recordings seem to contain the voices of Council President Nury Martinez, Councilmembers Kevin de León and Gil Cedillo, and LA Labor Federation President Ron Herrera discussing a wide range of topics of great public interest and being incredibly racist while doing so.
Music icon Kanye West called the Black Lives Matter movement “a scam” on Tuesday, just one day after wearing a “White Lives Matter” shirt to a Paris Fashion Week presentation alongside commentator Candace Owens.
Did you see the news out of Chicago? A group at the prestigious University of Chicago decided to have a discussion on race – because we need another one of those so much – but they cut one race out of the discussion. Guess which one?
If you guessed white people, you guessed correctly.
“I’m so exhausted at these white folx in these [professional development] sessions this lady actually had the CAUdacity [Caucasian audacity] to say black people can be racist too”
What’s happening in Iran is the biggest women’s rights protest ever in the Islamic world. Yet the response from some of the leading feminists in the United States, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, and Rashida Tlaib, has been strikingly muted. Each one has made what can be characterized at best as a tepid, pro forma response, one that contrasts sharply with their statements and actions during the Trump administration. It looks as if each one of these women regards Donald Trump as a far greater threat to women than the Islamic Republic of Iran is.
The Martha’s Vineyard affair illustrates the divide between those at the top who set policy, and those at the bottom who must live with it.
God bless the poor, impoverished residents of Martha’s Vineyard. For a period of 44 hours, their sidewalks were sullied, their espresso bars disrupted, and their “hate has no home here” signs trodden upon by an invasion of 48 illegal migrants from Venezuela.
Less than two days after their arrival, the self-declared (and certainly self-styled) sanctuary city proclaimed the situation a “humanitarian crisis” and hurriedly loaded the migrants on a bus to send them to the nearest military base.
What we used to know as “hate speech” is now presidentially acceptable speech, and what has followed from it is no surprise.
It has been a canard of the Left that “words matter.” We are lectured that “hate speech” leads inevitably to street violence.
So how ironic that the Left defames nearly half of America as dangerous “semi-fascist” extremists, white-raged and privileged, ultra MAGA, and guilty of all sorts of thought crimes from secession to civil insurrection? And what is the result?
Netflix has been slammed by viewers after adding an LGBTQ tag to the new Jeffrey Dahmer series, who have raged: ‘this is not the representation we’re looking for’.
Many called out the streaming platform – who have now removed the tag – saying they were ‘gobsmacked’ and ‘disgusted’ at the choice.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has ripped the hypocrisy of his critics being more outraged at him flying a handful of migrants to swanky Martha’s Vineyard than when border crossers die in terrifying conditions.
“It’s really frustrating,” DeSantis told Fox News’ Sean Hannity late Monday, hours after a criminal investigation was launched into his relocation of nearly 50 migrants to the posh Massachusetts hotspot.