Year: 1999

Does Clinton Care About Civil Rights? Justice Department Refuses to Prosecute, Covers Up Alleged Black Murders – November 1999

Press Release /
Members of the African-American leadership network Project 21 question the Clinton Administration's sincerity in fighting crime that targets specific racial groups in light of revelations that the Clinton Justice Department allowed members of an organized crime operation - including one ...
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Black Judges and Blackface: Liberals Playing Race Card Riles Black Leadership Coalition

A politician in blackface and the liberal record of a black judge dominate politics in Missouri and raise the ugly and divisive specter of racial politics nationwide. Project 21 members deplore the use of the "race card" and the threat ...
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Black Judges and Blackface: Liberals Playing Race Card Riles Black Leadership Coalition – November 1999

Press Release /
A politician in blackface and the liberal record of a black judge dominate politics in Missouri and raise the ugly and divisive specter of racial politics nationwide. Project 21 members deplore the use of the "race card" and the threat ...
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Can You Go Home Again? by E. LeMay Lathan

Project 21 Commentary /
I've always heard "you can never go home again." Up until now, I assumed it meant changes would make your old home unrecognizable. That's what I thought until I recently made my own pilgrimage back home to Jackson, Mississippi. My ...
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Blacks Need a Hate-Your-Own-Race Crime Bill, by R.D. Davis

Project 21 Commentary /
A New Visions Commentary paper published November 1999 by The National Center for Public Policy Research, 501 Capitol Ct., N.E., Washington, DC 20002, 202/543-4110, Fax 202-543-5975, E-Mail [email protected], Web https://nationalcenter.org. Reprints permitted provided source is credited. Have you ever wondered ...
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True Mediation, Not Intimidation, Needed in Decatur, by Michael King

Project 21 Commentary /
A New Visions Commentary paper published November 1999 by The National Center for Public Policy Research, 501 Capitol Ct., N.E., Washington, DC 20002, 202/543-4110, Fax 202-543-5975, E-Mail [email protected], Web https://nationalcenter.org. Reprints permitted provided source is credited. The Reverend Jesse Jackson ...
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Clinton Administration Should Reject Any United Nations Demand Limiting U.S. Defenses

National Policy Analysis #269 /
On October 21, Russia and the People's Republic of China turned to the United Nations with a simple demand. They are asking the U.N. to force the United States to cease attempts to defend itself.1 What President Clinton will do ...
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NAACP Baseball Boycott Bites Blacks; Boycott of Detroit Tigers Owner Could Hurt More Than Help

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The latest boycott called by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) - this time against Little Caesar's pizza and the other businesses of Detroit Tigers baseball team owner Mike Illitch - highlights the group's growing reliance ...
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Environmentalists Try to Whip Up Hysteria to Advance Global Warming Treaty; No Evidence To Support Apocalyptic Claims that Major Cities will be Flooded

A recent study released by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) alleging that rising sea levels caused by man-made global warming may flood New York and other U.S. cities over the next century is unsupported by scientific research, according to The ...
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President’s Road Ban Threatens Forest Health, Hinders Public Access: Roads in National Forests Are Vital for Firefighting and Recreational Access

President Bill Clinton's plan, announced on October 13, to ban additional road construction in 40 million acres of national forest wilderness to ostensibly protect pristine wilderness will have the opposite effect by inhibiting efforts to fight forest fires and preserve ...
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