As Trump exits, the left doubles down on the White supremacy lie

As Trump exits, the left doubles down on the White supremacy lie

What was true in 1860 is still true today: The Democrat party’s strength derives from its racist ideology. In 1860, it hated Blacks. In the 21st century, its hate-filled racial obsessions center on Whites. That’s why, in the summer of 2017, it was manna from Heaven when leftists twisted President Trump’s words to create the lie that he supports White supremacists. This useful lie allowed Democrats to slander Trump’s supporters too – something it is doing with unusual aggression as Democrats prepare to take over the federal government.

Share

Ever Had a Hard Time Understanding Someone’s Accent? A Professor Says You’re Guilty of ‘Linguistic Racism’

Are your ears colorblind?

As you’ll soon see, the answer may be hard to hear…

Have you ever had difficulty understanding someone’s accent?

That is, have you ever been racist?

According to a Michigan State University linguistics and education professor, the two are one and the same.

Share

Jamil Jivani: Blackness test for Ottawa grants a throwback to colonialism

Jamil Jivani: Blackness test for Ottawa grants a throwback to colonialism

For a government so politically correct it borders on comedy, the Trudeau Liberals find themselves in yet another controversy concerning race.

This time, the Support for Black Canadian Communities Initiative is at the centre of the drama. Federal officials sent an email last week rejecting hundreds of organizations that applied for funding. Their email informed some Black community leaders that their organizations are not Black enough to qualify.

Share

‘I Have Demanded The Resignations’ Of Cruz, Hawley, McCarthy: Ocasio-Cortez

Revving up her rhetoric, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), who has been rumored to be considering a run for New York Senator Chuck Schumer’s seat, announced she has issued a “demand” for the resignations of GOP senators Ted Cruz, Josh Hawley, and House Minority leader Kevin McCarthy, among others, in the wake of the breach of the U.S. Capitol on January 6.

Share

Defunding police, segregation, and speech crackdowns: 2020’s craziest campus stories

2020 was the year that unleashed COVID-19, the “defund the police” and Black Lives Matter movements, and an intense presidential election.

The year was no less chaotic on college campuses, despite most in-person courses shifting to online-only classes.

Campus Reform compiled a list of the craziest campus stories of 2020.

Those were the days… Pic – Delta Delta Delta, Texas University of Texas, Austin 1944

Share

BLM-inspired ‘Black Panther of Oxford’ calls for ‘Holocaust-style’ reparations for all black people and a sex offenders-style ‘race offence register’

Sasha Johnson – Racist Troll

A leader of a new political party inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement has called for a ‘race offenders’ register’ that would see people barred from jobs based on having been accused of ‘micro-aggressions’ in the workplace.

Sasha Johnson, the self-styled ‘Black Panther of Oxford’, came to prominence as an organiser of the BLM protests earlier this year, where she was seen addressing crowds while wearing camouflage trousers, a black beret and a stab-proof-style vest.

The 26-year-old, from the Taking the Initiative Party (TTIP) said the racial offenders list would be ‘similar’ to the sex offenders’ register – which is used to bar paedophiles from professions like teaching.

Share

A Student Mob Took Over Bryn Mawr. The College Said Thank You

Ideology is a specious way of relating to the world. It offers human beings the illusion of an identity, of dignity, and of morality, while making it easier for them to part with them.
~Vaclav Havel

Last week marked the end of a chaotic semester at Bryn Mawr College, a small women’s liberal arts college located outside Philadelphia. During the final weeks, Bryn Mawr students, including my own child, scrambled to pick up the pieces following a student “strike” that exacerbated the serious preexisting disruptions associated with the COVID-19 pandemic. For a period of three weeks, few regular classes were held, activities were suspended, and student life (such as it was) became marked by the same toxic spirit of racism that the strikers claimed to oppose.

Share

Conrad Black: Canada racist? Nonsense

In the absence of anything more original to write at year-end, the politics of this country are discouraging; I lamented as recently as last week the failure of any visible and audible political leader in the country to offer even a slightly uplifting version of what the late president George Bush Sr. used to call ”the vision thing.” Political discourse in this country appears to be confined entirely to climate change, gender issues, native concerns, and the apparently invincible, bone-crushing advance of the juggernaut of political correctness. The entire citizenry seems to have been mobilized to hunt down, root out, pulverize, and incinerate any trace of the ghastly and abominable, ubiquitous bugbear, “systemic racism.” It is an “existential” threat. The phrase means that the social and political system in this case of Canada is rotten throughout, because of its inherent racist prejudices. In practice, many people who bandy this conceptually and acoustically irritating phrase about have no idea what they mean and if asked to think about it, most would say that they believe there has been a good deal of official racism and racially discriminating attitudes and practices in Canadian history, and that to a substantial extent, it lingers yet. This is utter nonsense.

Share

Alec Baldwin’s wife became Hollywood’s Rachel Dolezal because of our sniveling, bootlicking press

The fading celebrity trophy life ranks as one of the easiest jobs of modern life.

Refresh your fillers enough that the Daily Mail can never describe you as “tired-looking” in a supposedly candid shot staged outside, pop out just enough children that your trainer and your plastic surgeon can nip you back into a size two, and develop just enough of a rapport with your mindless friends that they’ll buy whatever FitTea or slave-labor made swimsuit you’re paid to tag in your inexplicably popular Instagram posts.

Oh, and perhaps don’t pretend to be a borderline-racist caricature of a barely literate Latina woman when you’re actually whiter than Wonder Bread.

Share

Uproar at NYC’s posh Dalton School after faculty issues 8-page anti-racism manifesto

One of NYC’s poshest private schools is in an uproar over an anti-racist manifesto signed by dozens of faculty members with a sweeping list of demands.

The Dalton School — which boasts stars Anderson Cooper, Christian Slater and Claire Danes as alumni — is wrestling with eight pages of “proposals” to overhaul the staffing, curriculum and treatment of black students.

Yearly tuition for grades K-12 at the Upper East Side institution is $54,180 a year.

Share

The American Left Has Now Fully Embraced Racism

A Rubicon has been crossed in American political discourse. Long purveyors of Marxism, the nation’s leftists have now come to fully embrace something else; racism. Just in the last week in the areas of medicine, education, and journalism, well-intentioned institutional racists have insisted — as is increasingly their habit — that skin color is and must be the defining element of our public policies.

There is no issue more important to the future and soul of our nation right now than the leftist bigotry threatening the very concept of what it means to be an American.

Share

Racist Interstate Highways?

Racist Interstate Highways?

Revamping some of the national highway system makes sense—but basing those decisions on vague notions of social justice is not the way to do it.

The Interstate Highway System, which the U.S. began constructing in the 1950s, has a complicated legacy, to say the least. Boosters see it as the greatest infrastructure program undertaken in the country during the second half of the twentieth century, connecting vast areas in new and important ways, unlocking largely untapped regions outside of cities that helped spark a new kind of middle-class living. Detractors accuse the system’s planners and builders of emptying out cities and encouraging the rise of low-density suburban sprawl. That process, critics argue, prompted “white flight” to the suburbs, while stranding poor minorities in urban neighborhoods disfigured by the highways that bisected them. To these critics, the Interstate Highway System is just another example of America’s racist past.

Share

Rex Murphy: Seeing red over that disgusting ‘yellow privilege’ document at UBC

I have known many East Asian people since my lithe and salad days right up to my present stiff and arthritic dotage.

During my spell at Memorial University they were mainly exchange students. I marvelled then, and I marvel now, at how, in a strange country, struggling with language (a higher climb than normal when the throng of Newfoundland accents were at play), they could take on the most challenging studies and frequently outperform the rest of us. I know they worked harder.

Share