Views on the News

Index

 

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2002

• National Policy Analysis #444: Government "Scrooge" Ruining Breast Cancer Victim's Christmas by Christopher Burger - December 2002
• Political Money Monitor #30: campaign finance reforms opposed, edited by David Almasi - December 19, 2002
• National Policy Analysis #443: Organized Labor's Campaign Against Wal-Mart: No Altruism Here by Amy Ridenour - December 2002
• Press Release: Project 21 Press Release: Conservative African-American Group Project 21 Addresses Lott-Thurmond Controversy - December 2002
• New Environmental Justice Study Released: Smart Growth and Its Effects on Housing Markets: The New Segregation - November 2002 (full text)
• Press Release: New Study Says Minorities and Poor Harmed by Anti-Sprawl Policies - November 21, 2002
• Press Release: Senator Tom Daschle Should Praise, Not Attack, Talk Radio Hosts and America's Diverse Media - November 2002
• National Policy Analysis #440: Democratic Party Chairman at Odds with His Party's Rank-and-File? - October 2002
• New Visions Commentary: Cut the Controversy Over "Barbershop" by Agnes Cross-White and Sherman R. White, Jr - October 2002
• New Visions Commenarty: Back to Normal After 9/11? by Kimberkey Jane Wilson - October 2002
• Project 21 Press Release: Harry Belafonte Should Apologize to Colin Powell for Racist Insults; Conservative Black Group Urges Charity to Deny Singer Honor - October 2002
• National Policy Analysis #438: Profiting From the Work of Others: Why Weakening Prescription Drug Patent Protection is Bad Public Policy by Eric Peters - October 2002
• National Policy Analysis #437: In Case of the Diluting Druggist, No Good Deed Goes Unpunished by Horace Cooper - October 2002
• New Visions Commentary: Black Literary Canon for the Long Run by B.B. Robinson - September 2002
• National Policy Analysis #435: When It Comes to Iraq, Bush's Motives are Sound by Amy Ridenour - September 2002
• New Visions Commentary: Trip to the Police Station Yields Concerns About Safety by Council Nedd - September 2002
• New Visions Commentary: Low Vaccination Rates for Deadly Diseases Put Black School Children at Serious Risk by Beverly M. Gaines, M.D. - September 2002
• New Visions Commentary: White Liberals: Not Feeling So Guilty Anymore by Jerry Brooks - September 2002
• National Policy Analysis #432: Self-Defense is America's Right: The Bush Administration Should Not Allow the U.N. to Veto Iraq War Plans - September 2002
• National Policy Analysis #431: On Iraq: If Necessary, a Fond Farewell to the U.N. - September 2002
• Project 21 Press Release: Even if Millions Rally on the Mall, Reparations Won't Heal Black America; Huge "Millions for Reparations: They Owe Us" Rally on National Mall on August 17 Opposed by Conservative Black Leadership Group - August 2002
• National Policy Analysis #423: School Choice Ruling Sends Struggling Black Kids to the Head of the Class by Mary Katherine Ascik - July 2002
• National Policy Analysis #422: For Safety's Sake: Buckle Up, Black America by Mary Katherine Ascik - July 2002
• New Visions Commentary: Just Don't Do the Crime by R.D. Davis - July 2002
• New Visions Commentary: The Supreme Court Agrees: A Mind Is A Terrible Thing to Waste by Diann Kelly - July 2002
• New Visions Commentary: I's a Great Day for Choice by Murdock "Doc" Gibbs - July 2002
• New Visions Commentary: Historic Preservation Saves Buildings But Robs Residents of Goods and Services by Syd Gernstein - July 2002
• Project 21 Press Release: New Web Site Focuses on Reparations Debate - July 2002
• Project 21 Press Release: Black Judge Finally Confirmed; After More Than a Year, Senate Democrats Allow Vote on Circuit Court Nominee - July 2002
• Project 21 Press Release: Old Guard NAACP to Young Black Politicians: Get to the Back of the Bus - July 2002
• New Visions Commentary: In Support of Democracy Abroad by Arica Young
• New Visions Commentary: For the Love of Rilya, We Need to Fix the Black Family by Kimberley Jane Wilson
• New Visions Commentary: Don't Believe the Hype -- You Can Embrace Conservatism by Ak'bar Shabazz
• New Visions Commentary: Shakedown: A Shocking Jesse Jackson Biography by Kimberley Wilson
• Project 21 Release: Vouchers Offer Hope to Black Families; Supreme Court Decision to Permit Choice in Areas with Failing Schools Lauded by Black Group - June 27, 2002
• Project 21 Press Release: Juneteenth a Time for Black Celebration; Holiday Commemorates End of Slavery, Beginning of Full Self-Determination - June 2002
• New Visions Commentary: Senate Puts Black Arkansas Jurist at the Back of the Bus by David Almasi - May 2002
• New Visions Commentary: Closing the New Digital Divide: African-Americans Call Upon the FCC to Allow Improved High-Speed Internet Access by John Meredith - May 2002
• New Visions Commentary: Slavery Reparations Aren't a "Free Lunch" by Michael King - May 2002
• National Policy Analysis #407: Who's Afraid of the "No Fear" Bill? by Syd Gernstein - May 2002
• National Policy Analysis #406: Senate Puts Black Arkansas Jurist at the Back of the Bus by David Almasi - May 2002
• National Policy Analysis #405: Needed: A 21st Century Anti-Trust Policy for a 21st Century Economy by Amy Ridenour - May 2002
• National Policy Analysis #404: Asbestos Lawsuits: Putting Retirements at Risk by Amy Ridenour - April 2002
• New Visions Commentary: Living With One Hand, Taking Away with the Other: Competing Government Policies Both Promote and Deny Homeownership Opportunities for Minorities by David Almasi - April 2002
• New Visions Commentary: Death of a Dream for a Boy and a Community by Kimberley Wilson - April 2002
• New Visions Commentary: Rumor Control: Your Vote is Safe, But Your Bank Account is At Risk by Edmund Peterson - April 2002
• New Visions Commentary: How the Media Distorts the News by R.D. Davis - April 2002
• New Visions Commentary: LCV Environmental Scorecard Ratings Shortchange Urban Blacks by Mike Green - April 2002
• New Visions Commentary: NAACP Boycott Over Flag Hurts Struggling Black Resort Community by Kimberley Wilson - March 2002
• New Visions Commentary: Enron Outrage More About Bashing Bush Than Righting Wrongs by Eddie Huff - March 2002
• New Visions Commentary: Enron and Global Crossing: A Double-Standard? by Michael King - March 2002
• New Visions Commentary: Time to Stop "Nomination Profiling" by Kevin Martin - March 2002
• New Visions Commentary: Conservative Outreach to Black America Should Not Be Spurned by Rita Thompson - February 2002
• New Visions Commentary: Different Standard for the Powerful Means no Environmental Justice from Washington by Syd Gernstein - February 2002
• Political Money Monitor newsletter #29: Liberals Already Exploiting Shays-Meehan Loopholes, more - edited by David Almasi
• New Visions Commentary: Heroes are Heroes, Regardless of Color by R.D. Davis - February 2002
• Political Money Monitor #28: Campaign Finance Regulation Faces Vote in House - February 11, 2002
• National Policy Analysis #389: Who Will Monitor the Monitor? Commission on Civil Rights Chairman's Uncivil Manner Screams for Scrutiny by David Almasi - February 2002
• New Visions Commentary: Which Uncle Tom Am I? by Mike Green - January 2002
• Project 21 Press Release: NAACP Intimidation Tactics in South Carolina Criticized - January 2002

 

2001 and Earlier

• Project 21 Press Release: As Civil Rights Commission Refuses to Seat Black Appointee, Black Network Says New Official's Conservative Beliefs Are No Justification for Discrimination - December 2001
• National Policy Analysis #379: A Ban on Embryonic Cloning: Would It Be Constitutional? by Amy Ridenour - December 2001
• National Policy Analysis #378: Integral Fast Reactors: Source of Safe, Abundant, Non-Polluting Power by George S. Stanford, Ph.D. - December 2001
• Project 21 Release: Is It Wrong to Require Work in Exchange for a Welfare Check? - December 2001
• National Policy Analysis #377: National Missile Defense: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor by Grant Threlfall - December 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Who's the Real Source of Wartime Hysteria? by Kimberley Jane Wilson - November 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Note to Congresswoman McKinney: Silence is Golden by Michael King - October 2001
• New Visions Commentary: The Digital Divide: Claims of Technological Segregation Mostly Hot Air by Melissa Wiedbrauk - October 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Minimum Wage Increases: Although Not Designed to be Racist, They Simply Are - October 2001
• Relief Report Newsletter #101: Nuclear Power in the Age of Terrorism; Veterans & ANWR - November 13, 2001
• Scoop Newsletter #222: Set a Place for Freedom at Your Thanksgiving Table - November 9, 2001
• Scoop #221 - 11/5/01
• National Policy Analysis #374: Terrorism and Nuclear Power: What are the Risks? by Gerald E. Marsh and George S. Stanford - November 2001
• National Policy Analysis #373: They Also Serve: Terrorists Confronted by the Patriotic Fervor of a Free Market by Amy Ridenour - November 2001
• New Visions Commentary: The NAACP in Wonderland: Campaign Against Network TV Ignores Serious Issues Facing Black Americans by Kimberley Jane WIlson - October 2001
• Budget Watch #43 - October 6, 2001
• National Policy Analysis #368: As a Nation Struggles, Domestic Terrorists Brag by Tom Randall - September 2001
• National Policy Analysis #367: In the War Against Terrorism, Our Old Friends are Our True Friends by Joe Roche - September 2001
• National Policy Analysis #366: Leading Institutions Support Groups Opposing a U.S. Military Response by Amy Ridenour - September 2001
• Ten Second Response: Energy Bill Held Up in Senate - September 28, 2001
• National Policy Analysis #365: Reprocessing, Waste and Bombs: Good News on the Energy Frontby Gerald E. Marsh and George S. Stanford - September 2001
• National Policy Analysis #364: Do Your Duty by Edmund F. Haislmaier - September 2001
• National Policy Analysis #363: These Dead Shall Not Have Died in Vain by Amy Ridenour - September 2001
• Scoop #219: "Groups Oppose a U.S. Military Response to Terrorists" - September 20, 2001
• Do SUVs and Suburban Living Inspire Terrorism? The Boston Globe may think so. See their columnist's view, and our response
• Scoop #218 - September 14, 2001: "Do Your Duty" (also printed in National Policy Analysis #364)
• Scoop #217 - September 12, 2001: NCPPR Terrorism Statement (also printed in National Policy Analysis #363)
• National Center for Public Policy Research Statement in Light of the Terrorist Attack on America - September 11, 2001
• New Visions Commentary: In the Aftermath of Terror, We Must Make the Right Decisions by John Meredith - September 2001
• Project 21 New Visions: The Change by Kimberley Jane Wilson - September 2001 (Terrorism commentary)
• National Policy Analysis #362: Hopping Across the Digital Divide by Melissa Wiedbrauk - September 2001
• National Policy Analysis #360: Bush's Stern Approach to Arafat a Welcome Sign by Grant Threlfall - September 2001
• National Policy Analysis #358: Lawsuit Against Atlanta Braves is Way Off Base: Suing, Not Baseball, is Becoming Our National Pastime by Amy Ridenour - September 2001
• National Policy Analysis #357: Global Warming Policies Could Unfairly Harm Minorities and the Poor by Rep. John Peterson (R-PA) - September 2001
• National Policy Analysis #356: New Bio Oil Grown by American Farmers Offers Benefits to Farmers, Consumers and the Environment by Tom Randall - September 2001
• National Policy Analysis #355: United Nations: Decommission Child Soldiers, but Not Our Freedoms by Grant Threlfall - September 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Expectations are Everything by Dr. B.B. Robinson - September 2001
• National Policy Analysis #353: Mr. President, Use your Bully Pulpit: Bush is Right on Environmental Issues, But Fails to Say So by Tom Randall - August 2001
• National Policy Analysis #352: National Missile Defense: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor by Grant Threlfall - August 2001
• National Policy Analysis #351: Stopping Vieques Bombing is a Dud Idea by David Almasi - August 2001
• National Policy Analysis #350: Missile Defense Takes the MADness Out of Defense Policy by Grant Threlfall - August 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Tuning Out Jesse Jackson by Michael King - August 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Reparations, Anyone? by Kimberley Jane Wilson - August 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Should African-Americans Favor Privatizing Social Security? by Dr. B.B. Robinson - August 2001
• New Visions Commentary: I Find CBS Rather Insensitive by Kevin Martin - August 2001
  New Visions Commentary: Where's the NAACP? by R.D. Davis- July 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Voting for Sharpton Would Require a Foggy Memory by Michael King - July 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Black Men and Families: What's Going On? by Kimberley Jane Wilson - July 2001
• New Visions Commentary: The Ten Commandments: Between a Rock and a Hard Place by Melissa Wiedbrauk - July 2001
• National Policy Analysis #348: Patients' Bill of Rights Could Provide Patients With a Bigger Health Care Bill by Syd Gernstein - July 2001
• National Policy Analysis #347: Medicare: An Alphabet Soup of Programs Lacking Proper Nutrition For Patients by David Ridenour - July 2001
• National Policy Analysis #346: Bush's Rx Drug Proposal Will Help Seniors without Expanding the Federal Bureaucracy by Amy Ridenour - July 2001
• National Policy Analysis #345: In the Klamath Basin, Farmers and Ranchers are Becoming the Real Endangered Species by Gretchen Randall - July 2001
• National Policy Analysis #344: The U.S. Must Tread Carefully to Avoid Creating More Fundamentalist Islamic Governments by Amy Ridenour - July 2001
• Won't Save Lives by Amy Ridenour - July 2001
• National Policy Analysis #342: When It Comes to Missile Defense, Saying "We Can't" Won't Save Lives by Amy Ridenour - July 2001
• National Policy Analysis #341: 1972 Treaty Grants the United Nations Control Over American Historical Landmarks by Melissa Wiedbrauk - July 2001
• National Policy Analysis #339: Fathers Count, Yet Many Count Them Out by Amy Ridenour - June 2001
• New Visions Commentary: How To Raise a Thug by Kimberley Jane Wilson - June 2001
• New Visions Commentary: A Man of the (Tattered) Cloth by Michael King - June 2001
• New Visions Commentary: The Media Proves McWhorter Right: Some African-American Youth Believe Academic Excellence is Not "Cool" by Dr. B.B. Robinson - June 2001
• New Visions Commentary: New Gasoline May Force Blacks to Run on Empty by Syd Gernstein - June 2001
• National Policy Analysis #337: Kyoto Coverup: TV News Gives One-Sided View On Global Warming by John Carlisle - May 2001
• Project 21 Press Release: Black Network Opposes Attack on Motherhood: School's Rejection of Mother's Day Activities Just Part of Larger Attack on Traditional Families - May 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Who Should Pay for Reparations? Black Americans... Obviously by Mike Green - May 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Everyone Deserves Equal Access to a Quality Education by Akbar Shabazz - May 2001
• New Visions Commentary: The Decline and Fall of Jesse Jackson by Kevin Martin - May 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Motherhood Under Attack by Rita Thompson - May 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Elbow Grease and Sweat Equity by Jimmie Lee Hollis - April 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Unify and Flourish by B.B. Robinson, Ph.D. - April 2001
• National Policy Analysis #335: California's Electric Rate Increase Proposal Would Shield Voters, But Devastate Business by Amy Ridenour - May 2001
• New Visions Commentary: A Good Strong Slap by Kimberley Jane Wilson - March 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Keeping Players in School: A Slam-Dunk Idea by Michael King - March 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Civil Rights Movement Needs Consistency by David Almasi - March 2001
• Project 21 Press Release: Where's the Outrage Over Robert Byrd? Group Decries Racist Remark by Liberal Lawmaker - March 2001
• National Policy Analysis #330: Agency Under Fire: Did NHSTA Speed Up Rollover Ratings to Aid Clinton's Personal Injury Lawyer Friends? by Kevin Martin - March 2001
• National Policy Analysis #329: Often for Better and Sometimes for Worse, Lawyers Played Key Role in Black History by Council Nedd - March 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Taking a New Look at Black History by Sharon Marshall - February 2001
• New Visions Commentary: African-Americans Reaching Their Goals in the 21st Century by Dr. B. B. Robinson - February 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Jesse Jackson's Church of Instant Forgiveness by Deroy Murdock - February 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Stupid Justice by R.D. Davis - February 2001
• National Policy Analysis #327: Congressional Intervention in the Internet Domain Name Process Threatens Independence of the Internet - February 2001
• National Policy Analysis #326: After False Starts, Ford Motor Company Improves its Defense of SUVs by Amy Ridenour - February 2001
• New Visions Commentary: You Don't Need My Permission to be Successful by Mike Ramey - January 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Whose Gun and Under Whose Control? by Jimmie Lee Hollis - January 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Let's See What Works by Jackie Cissell - January 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Choking Black Prosperity by Syd Gernstein - January 2001
• National Policy Analysis #325: Government Policies Toward Business Help Push Economy Toward Recession - January 2001
• Scoop #215 - January 10, 2001
• New Visions Commentary: Government Attack on Dietary Supplements Lean on Facts by Council Nedd - December 2000
• New Visions Commentary: Playing the Nasty Card by Murdock "Doc" Gibbs - December 2000
• New Visions Commentary: So What Do We Do Now? by Kimberley Jane Wilson - December 2000
• New Visions Commentary: Economic Opportunity and Social Issues Trump Environment as Top Concern for Poor and Minorities by John Carlisle - December 2000
• Scoop #214 - November 30, 2000
• National Policy Analysis #318: House Chairmanship Contest May Provide the Ways and Means for the Next President by David Almasi - November 2000
• National Policy Analysis #317: The Supreme Court is Wrong to Ban Camera Coverage by Amy Ridenour - November 2000
• New Visions Commentary: Remember When Gore Liked Fuzzy Math? by Council Nedd- November 2000
• New Visions Commentary: Global Warming Rules Make This Black Man Hot Under the Collar by John Meredith - November 2000
• National Policy Analysis #315: Is the EPA Killing People? by John Carlisle - November 2000
• New Visions Commentary: Playing Hide and Seek With Black Voters by Kevin Martin - November 2000
• New Visions Commentary: Digital Divide? What Digital Divide? by Deroy Murdock - November 2000
• New Visions Commentary: This Will Hurt by Kimberley Jane Wilson - November 2000
• Project 21 Press Release: Africa Cries Out for Genetically Modified Foods: African-American Leadership Network Joined by African Leaders in Call for Providing Africa With the Tools to Feed Its People - October 2000
• Project 21 Press Release: Million Family March a Declaration of Independence: Black Network Hopes Show of Responsibility Will Get Government Off Citizen's Backs - October 2000
• National Policy Analysis #311: Print Trumps Broadcast Media in Accurate Reporting of Bioengineered Corn Recall by Amy Ridenour - October 2000
• New Visions Commentary: Destroying a Teacher Who Stumbled Will Not Destory Intolerance by Michael King - October 2000
• New Visions Commentary: Jesse Jackson's Education Amendment: Don't Drink the Water by Mike Green - October 2000
• New Visions Commentary: The More We Get the More We Lose by E. LeMay Lathan - October 2000
• New Visions Commentary: Black and Conservative in America by Kevin Martin - October 2000
• National Policy Analysis #310: Economic Opportunity and Social Issues Trump Environment as Top Concerns for Poor and Minorities by John Carlisle - September 2000
• Congressman Helen Chenoweth-Hage Honored With "Friend of American Freedom Award" - September 2000Congressman Nick Smith to Speak at Press Conference Praising Biotechnology and Criticizing Unsound Science of Biotechnology Critics - September 2000
• Project 21 Release: Blacks Question Conciliation Toward Cuba: Network Cites Abuses and Anti-Black Racism by Communist Regime - June 2000
• Project 21 Release: Juneteenth Holiday a Reason for Black Celebration: Education and Achievement Lauded and Encouraged by Project 21 Members - June 2000
• National Policy Analysis #293: Split Up the Postal Service, Not Microsoft by David Ridenour - June 2000
• National Policy Analysis #292: No Room for Science at the Union of Concerned Scientists by John Carlisle - June 2000
• National Policy Analysis #291: Saving Your Own Life Shouldn't Be A Crime by Bobby Unser - June 2000
• New Visions Commentary: Bill Clinton's Foreign Policy Double Standard by Kevin Martin - June 2000
• Promoting Academic Achievement and Safe Schools by Rita Thompson - June 2000
• Media's Selective Indignation Molds Moral Conscience by Murdock "Doc" Gibbs - June 2000
• Needed: Environmental Justice for Minorities by John Carlisle - June 2000
• New Visions Commentary: Slavery in Our Time by Kimberley Jane Wilson - May 2000
• New Visions Commentary: Conspiracy Can't Condone Cop-Killing by Michael King - May 2000
• New Visions Commentary: Elian and Juan Gonzalez, Clinton, Castro, Reno, Blacks, Liberals and Freedom by Kevin Martin - May 2000
• New Visions Commentary: If They Were Right About That, What About... by Eddie Huff - May 2000
• New Visions Commentary: Marching Moms Laws Won't Protect My House by Richard Fair - May 2000
• Press Release: National Center Releases New Poll Showing that U.S.D.A. Organic Food Labels Are Misleading; Proposed organic seal conveys false information to consumers; Over 70 percent of Americans want clarification on organic labels - May 2000
• Project 21 Press Release: Orioles Baseball Team Warned Not to Discriminate ­ May 2000
• National Policy Analysis #287: Proposed 15% Postal Rate Increase Would Hurt Everyone - May 2000
• Project 21 Press Release: Million Moms Marching for Wrong Reason; Black Network Seeks Better Law Enforcement, Not New Gun Laws - May 2000
• Slavery in Our Time by Kimberley Jane Wilson - May 2000
• New Visions Commentary: The Elian Snatch and What It Could Mean to You - April 2000
• Project 21 Press Release: Inconsistent Concern Over Confederate Celebrations; Black Group Wonders If Politics Taint Selective Protests - April 2000
• Project 21 Press Release: Earth Day No Celebration for Black Americans; African-American Network Seeks Environmental Justice from Overregulation - April 2000
• The Cider House Lies by Robert George - April 2000
• Al Gore's Dilemma by Eddie Huff - April 2000
• New Visions Commentary: The "Digital Divide" is a Voluntary Gap by Mike Green - April 2000
• New Visions Commentary: When Regulations Border on Racism by John Carlisle - March 2000
• New Visions Commentary: Rapping from the Right by Doc Gibbs - March 2000
• New Visions Commentary: School Choice Gives Hope by Lee Hubbard - March 2000
• New Visions Commentary: Let That Stupid Flag Fly! by R.D. Davis - March 2000
• National Policy Analysis #280: Government Intervention in Marketplace Harms Consumers - February 2000
• National Policy Analysis #276: Congressional Research Service Reports Often Written To Reflect Lawmaker's Bias - January 2000
• National Policy Analysis #274: Free Elian Gonzalez! - January 2000
• Press Release: Anti-Biotechnology Policies Backed by Some Seattle Protesters Could Cause Preventable Starvation in the Developing World - December 1999
• Press Release: Activists Attack Bio-Engineered Food Despite Benefits to the Poor and the Sick; Environmental Groups Join in Attack on Technology that Aids the Environment - November 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Blacks Need a Hate-Your-Own-Race Crime Bill - November 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Can You Go Home Again? - November 1999
• Press Release: Does Clinton Care About Civil Rights? Justice Department Refuses to Prosecute, Covers Up Alleged Black Murders - November 1999
• Press Release: Black Judges and Blackface: Liberals Playing Race Card Riles Black Leadership Coalition - October 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Al Gor(e)ing Blacks Again - October 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Major Payne, Mrs. Tingle and the ACLU - October 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Setting the Struggle Back - October 1999
• New Visions Commentary: A Loss of a Friend and Leader - October 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Violence in America - September 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Let's Put Some Spirit into Government Aid - September 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Come to the Table, Don't "Battle to the Death" - September 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Junior High and High Schoolers: Think About Your Future! - September 1999
• New Visions Commentary: KKKapitol Hill? - August 1999
• New Visions Commentary: When Birth Control Could Lead to Race Control - August1999
• 21 Release: Linking Abortion to Crime Could Label Unborn Black Americans as Crooks - August 1999
• New Visions Commentary: On the NAACP and Boycotts - August 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Rudy Giuliani's Crime-Fighting Policies Save Black Lives - August 1999
• National Policy Analysis #260: The Internet Works Best Without Government Regulation - August 1999
• National Policy Analysis #259: Clinton's Flawed China Policy: Is Clinton-Style Engagement Really Constructive? - August 1999
• National Policy Analysis #257: Put a Brake on Government Lawsuits: Government Lawsuits Bypass Elected Representatives and Aren't the Best Way to Solve Social Problems - July 1999
• Press Release: Raising SUV Fuel Economy Standards Would Mean More Traffic Fatalities:Effort to Save Fuel Linked to 46,000 Auto Deaths Since 1975 - July 1999
• National Policy Analysis #256: Raising Sports Utility Vehicle Fuel Efficiency Standards Would Kill Americans - July 1999
• Press Release: Kyoto Treaty Early Crediting Would Tamper with Senate Jury - July 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Rudy Giuliani's Crime-Fighting Policies Save Black Lives - July 1999
• New Visions Commentary: The Legal Dis-Service Corporation - July 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Black Involvement in the Forbes Campaign Good for the GOP and the U.S.A. - July 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Thou Shalt Not Scapegoat: Why Posting the Ten Commandments In Public Schools is Too Little, Too Late - July 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Abraham, Martin and Now John, Jr. - July 1999
• Press Release: Press A Federal Tobacco Lawsuit is Bad Economics, Bad Law & Bad Governing - July 1999
• National Policy Analysis #255: A Federal Tobacco Lawsuit: Bad Economics, Bad Law and Bad Governing - July 1999
• Project 21 Release: Black Investing Up, Survey Says Blacks Consider Saving Their #1 Priority - June 1999
• National Policy Analysis #252: Be Thankful for Dads - June 1999
• National Policy Analysis #245: Activists Take Aim at Corporate Involvement in Schools - May 1999
• National Policy Analysis #243: To All the Moms in America: Thanks - May 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Court Shoots an Air Ball on NCAA Academic Standards - April 1999
• Project 21 Release: Three R's Take a Back Seat to the Final Four: Suspension of NCAA Academic Standards Could Hurt Student Athletes - March 1999
• New Visions Commentary: The Real Racists - March 1999
• Clarenont Institute Precepts: Conservatives Should Stay the Course, by Larry P. Arnn and Edwin Feulner (A Response to Paul Weyrich's "Letter to Conservatives") - March 1999
• Project 21 Release: African-American Group Critical of Judge's Ruling Against Academic Standards - March 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Black History Month: A Retrospective - March 1999
• Letter to Conservatives by Paul M. Weyrich - February 1999
• Texans Do the Right Thing in Racial Murder Case; Death Sentence for White Supremacist Proves System Works - February 1999
• National Policy Analysis #234: New York Is Better Off Without Hillary Clinton - February 1999
• Project 21 Release: Statement by Project 21 at the Announcement of the Samaritan Project's "New American Compact" - February 1999
• Black Leadership Network Opposes Civil Rights Nominee; Senate Urged to Reject Clinton's Choice to Implement Civil Rights Policy - February 1999
• New Visions Commentary: To Assure That the Republican Party is Open and Accessible to All - February 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Impeachment Infringes on My Family Time - February 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Why I Work on Martin's Birthday - February 1999
• Project 21 Press Release: Black Leadership Network Warns Black Community Against Supporting Clinton Defense; Clinton's Legal Maneuvers Could Turn Back the Clock on Civil Rights - January 1999
• Black Americans Would Benefit From Private Social Security Accounts by Horace Cooper - January 1999
• Black Leadership Network Applauds Supreme Court for Striking Down Sampling - January 1999
• National Policy Analysis #230: Billion-Dollar Legal Paydays Hurt Ordinary Americans - January 1999
• National Policy Analysis #229: AOL May Put Speed Bump on the Information Superhighway - January 1999
• New Visions Commentary: Impeachment and the Rule of Law - January 1999
• National Policy Analysis #225: Government Regulation Robs Retired Couple of Home - December 1998
• New Visions Commentary: Who's a Leader? -November 1998
• National Policy Analysis #223: White House Cashes In on Campaign Finance Duplicity - November 1998
• The Moral Cost of Political Unity - September 1998
• New Cool vs. Old School - September 1998
• National Policy Analysis #215: To Save Lives, End Business As Usual at the FDA - September 1998
• National Policy Analysis #214: The Sierra Club and the Trial Lawyers: Two Peas in a Pod - September 1998
• National Policy Analysis #213: Politics Tainted Green: EPA Uses Enforcement as Partisan Political Weapon - September 1998
• National Policy Analysis #211: Medicare's 11th Hour? What's Next? - September 1998
• Press Release: President Threatens Government Shutdown in Push for Illegal Census Practice - September 1998
• National Policy Analysis #210: The 2000 Census: Sampling or a Straight Count? - September 1998
• Project 21 Release: Blacks say Shays/Meehan Campaign Reform Bill Would Have Chilling Effect on Minority Political Speech - July 1998
• New Visions: Morality Over Money - June 1998
• New Visions: Marion Barry: Last of the Black Emperors - June 1998
• Project 21 Release: Blacks Say New Study Gives Cause for State of Emergency Over Minority Reading Skills - May 1998
• Project 21 Release: Blacks Say Labor Union Behavior is Best Reason for "Paycheck Protection" - May 1998
• National Policy Analysis #197: Paycheck Protection Promotes Union Integrity - May 1998
• Press Release: United Way Retracts False Statements About Paycheck Protection - May 1998
• National Policy Analysis #195: Lawyers' Fees in Tobacco Settlement Should Be Capped - May 1998
• Press Release: Black Leadership Network Praises Congressional Efforts on Behalf of Minority Communities - April 1998
• Press Release: Labor Unions Run Deceptive Ad Campaign Against Pro-Worker Ballot Initiative - April 1998
• Rutherford Institute Press Statement #2 Following the Dismissal of Jones v. Clinton - April 2, 1998
• Rutherford Institute Press Statement Following the Dismissal of Jones v. Clinton - April 1, 1998
• NPA #190: How Jury Duty Convinced Me That We Need a Moral President - March 1998
• Fed Up with the White House's Constant Attempts to Spin Against Ken Starr With Your Tax Dollars? - March 1998
• NPA #187: Mad About the Sprewell Case? Blame Labor Unions - March 1998
• NPA #186: Maryland's Stack-the-Deck Legal Approach is Not in Taxpayers' Best Interest - March 1998
• Black Leadership Network Outraged Over Snub of Former Congressman - February 1998
• "What Does the AFL-CIO Have to Hide?" Asks Journalist Thrown Out of Union Press Conference - February 1998
• Press Release: Labor Unions Set To Grab More Member Cash for Politics; Legislation May Make This the Last Time For Many - February 1998
• National Policy Analysis #181: Despite Criticism, Drudge Delivers - January 1998
• A Street Named Martin Luther King - January 1998
• Amistad: Reingniting Fears Through History - January 1998
• Clinton Scandal Shows "Naked Abuse of Power," Says Project 21 - January 1998
• National Policy Analysis #180: Welfare for Microsoft? - January 1998
• National Policy Analysis #179: A Real "It's a Wonderful Life" - December 1997
• NPA #178: A Recess Appointment of Bill Lann Lee May Send Republicans to the Head of the Class - December 1997
• NPA #176: While Congress Debates, Citizens Legislate Campaign Finance Reform - December 1997
• NPA #175: Government Use of Contingency Fee Lawyers Works Against Public Interest - December 1997
• The Emergence of Clarence Thomas - September 1997
• An Answer to America's "Race Question" - September 1997
• For the First Time Since 1974 More Americans Approve of the Performance of Congress Than Disapprove - August 1997
• The Clinton Administration's Great Racial Divide - June 1997
• National Policy Analysis #163: Top Ten Acts of The Clinton Administration That Divide Americans By Race and Ethnicity - June 1997
• Press Release: Racial Reconciliation Needs to Start at the White House - June 1997
• "Sojourner Truth Must Be Respected," Says African-American Group of Capitol Rotunda Controversy - April 1997
• Senator Spencer Abraham (R-MI) Offers Praise for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.- March 1997
• Steve Forbes Says: Act Like a Majority! - March 1997
• The District of Columbia: A Circus of A City - February 1997
• Group Accuses Media & Liberal Black Leaders of Trying to Undercut J.C. Watts - February 1997
• Why the Modern Woman Voted for President Clinton - November 1996
• Liberals Rally Around Government, Conservatives Rally Around Freedom- October 1996
• African-American Group Supports End of Racial Preferences: California Civil Rights Initiative Defended; Endorsed by California Members, Including a Former Black Panther - October 1996
• Ron Brown's Death Prompts Condolences from Black Conservatives - April 1996
• African-Americans are in Need of an Awakening - September 1996
• A Black Conservative Congressman Defines the American Dream - September 1996
• It Takes the Government to Raise a Village - September 1996
• If President Clinton Opposes Quotas, Why Does the Democratic Party Use Them to Select Convention Delegates? Asks African-American Group - August 1996
• Memo from the National Right-to-Life Committee to Republican Members of Congress - July 25, 1996
• House Conservatives To Take On Speaker Gingrich - July 24, 1996
• Five Medal of Honor Winners Call on President Clinton to Withdraw Claim of Armed Military Service - May 27, 1996
• Poll Shows Union Members Oppose Having Their Dues Used for Political Agenda - May 1996
• I'm Not A Victim, I'm A Man
• GOP Likely to Remain in Control of Congress - April, 1996
• Who Speaks for America? Pat Buchanan or the Beltway? - March, 1996
• Prime Time Family Hour Programs Ripe With Immoral Behavior and Language - February 1996
• African-American Leadership Group Condemns Use of Racial Slur by Senate Democratic Leader - November 1995
• President Clinton Regulates Tobacco for Political Gain - October 1995
• Project 21 Members Speak Out Against Threatening Remarks Made by Some Black Leaders on Republican Budget Cut Proposals - May 1995

 

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