Baltimore Blight Festers While Leaders Fail to Lead
It’s been three weeks since President Donald Trump tweeted about poor quality of living standards in the Baltimore congressional district of Representative Elijah Cummings. And it’s been two weeks since Project 21 gave Cummings, Baltimore Mayor Jack Young and the Baltimore City Council copies of its “Blueprint for a Better ...
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Endangered Species Reform Promotes Better Environmental Stewardship
With only a three percent recovery rate for 1,661 species that the federal government has designated as threatened or endangered since 1973, National Center Senior Fellow Dr. Bonner Cohen calls the Endangered Species Act (ESA) “a complete dud.” “Paltry,” he notes, “even for a government program.” But, in a commentary in ...
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Reparations Ignores American Greatness for a “Socialist Payout”
When it comes to liberal demands for slavery reparations, Project 21 member Emery McClendon remarks: “Here we go again.” After all, slavery was abolished generations ago. Those directly involved in slavery died generations ago. Civil rights protections are the law of the land – widely respected and dutifully enforced. But ...
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Cuomo’s “Fredo” Freak-Out Criticized by Black Activists
Project 21 Members Say Reference to "Godfather" Character Not Comparable to N-Word Washington, D.C. – As CNN personality Chris Cuomo tries to equate being called “Fredo” – the “weak brother” in “The Godfather” – with a black person being called the n-word, Project 21 members are criticizing him and CNN ...
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Cuomo’s Comparing “Fredo” to N-Word Dumb, Not Smart
It may be regrettable that CNN personality Chris Cuomo was trolled on his personal time, but it’s outrageous that Cuomo would try to compare being called “Fredo” to a black person being called the n-word. And it is unforgivable for CNN to jump on the bandwagon to call it an ...
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Blueprint Finds a Foothold in Ferguson
Commenting on the recent press conference with city officials in Ferguson, Missouri, Project 21 member Jerome Danner writes in a Western Free Press commentary that “there is hope that change may come with the implementation of Project 21’s ideas and proposals.” Ferguson Mayor James Knowles III said he and the ...
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Root Causes of Rising Animosity Remain Unchecked
Our nation’s racial problems are “far more complicated than our leaders have grasped.” Project 21 member Dr. Carol M. Swain writes that “reckless accusations and misguided approaches” are “sowing seeds of division” in America. Tweets may be part of the problem, but calling President Donald Trump a white nationalist or ...
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Hollywood Values Betray Moviegoers and Investors
Along with the liberal creations of a right to marry and a right to an abortion, liberal attorney Leo Terrell proclaimed on the Fox News Channel that “Hollywood has the right to make a movie.” While there is a right to free speech in America, and no true conservative wants that ...
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Citizenship Scrutiny for Immigrants on Welfare Gets Black Approval
Project 21: Path to Citizenship for People on Assistance is "Unfair" and "Insulting" to Working Poor Washington, D.C. – A new federal rule adding more scrutiny to the citizenship process for immigrants who have collected public assistance is applauded by the Project 21 black leadership network. “Acting Citizenship and Immigration ...
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Ferguson Mayor on Project 21 Recommendations: “We Want to Do That”
When Project 21 Co-Chairman Stacy Washington left Ferguson City Hall, she fought the urge to indulge on barbeque. It was tough, because the downtown area of this Missouri city is awash in the enticing aroma of Red’s Bar-B-Q. Red’s once existed in many places in the St. Louis area. But ...
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Black Conservatives Desire to Spark Change in Ferguson, by Jerome Danner
Five years ago, a small town by the name of Ferguson, Missouri, got national attention for the wrong reasons. The media flocked to the area after a police shooting, which resulted in the death of an African American young man by the name of Michael Brown, took place. When the ...
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American Leaders are Ignoring the Issues that are Fueling Racial Hatred and Violence, by Carol M. Swain
Passing new gun control laws and labeling President Trump a white nationalist who inspires acts of terrorism are a waste of time. They will not address the root causes of the anger and disaffection that fueled recent acts of violence against racial, political and religious minorities. This issue is far ...
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Ferguson Leaders Hope Project 21 Blueprint Provides “Focus” for “Lasting Change”
Presented with its “Blueprint for a Better Deal for Black America” on the eve of the fifth anniversary of Michael Brown’s death there, Ferguson Mayor James Knowles III said “[w]e need partners… like Project 21 to give us this agenda and help us focus on what things we can do.” ...
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On Anniversary of Michael Brown’s Death, Ferguson’s Leaders Given “Blueprint for a Better Deal for Black America”
Black Conservatives Present Recommendations to Mayor, City Council for Improving Black Opportunity Ferguson, MO/Washington, D.C. – On the eve of the fifth anniversary Michael Brown’s death, Project 21 will hold a press conference where they will present Ferguson Mayor James Knowles III with its “Blueprint for a Better Deal for ...
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Rainn, Rainn Go Away: Anti-Gun Tweets Off-Target
Rainn Wilson is channeling his inner Ilhan Omar. In taking aim at our Second Amendment freedom against government infringement on the right to keep and bear arms, the actor best known for playing Assistant to the Regional Manager Dwight Schrute on “The Office” tweeted to the 4.4 million people following ...
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Project 21 Helps Clean Up Baltimore – Literally
As Project 21 waits to hear back from city leaders about their thoughts on the black leadership network’s “Blueprint for a Better Deal for Black America” and how it might be useful in cleaning up Baltimore, one Project 21 member was actually on the streets of Charm City helping to ...
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Sour Lemon’s CNN Ambush of Pastor “Unprofessional” and “Irresponsible”
Don Lemon did nothing to dispel the CNN’s reputation of being very liberal and incredibly biased against the Trump Administration when he recently “ambushed” a black pastor invited on his show to talk about a meeting with the President. Lemon spent the majority of the approximately eight-minute interview trying to get ...
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New Podcast Examines Merger of Culture of Politics
Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer – the creative conservatives behind the motion picture “Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer,” the documentaries “Fracknation” and “Not Evil Just Wrong” and the recent play “FBI Lovebirds: Undercover” – are entering the world of podcasting. The first episode of the couple’s new podcast ...
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After Trump Tweets, Baltimore’s Elected Leaders Given “Blueprint for a Better Deal for Black America”
Black Conservatives Send Recommendations to Mayor, City Council for Improving Black Opportunity Washington, D.C. – To help create a better Baltimore, the Project 21 black leadership network sent Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young and the entire Baltimore City Council copies of its “Blueprint for a Better Deal for Black America.” ...
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Project 21 Blueprint’s Potential to Reform Baltimore Spotlighted by One America News
While establishment media stirs up controversy regarding the back-and-forth war of words over President Donald Trump’s tweets about conditions in inner-city Baltimore, the One America News Network showed how conservatives are trying to help fix the problems that are plaguing “Charm City.” In OANN’s report, they prominently featured the Project ...
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