Year: 2022
The U.S. economy added 261,000 jobs in October but Americans Are Still Feeling Economic Pain
Project 21's Philip Clay writes, "The jobs report continues to puzzle average Americans, and even some economists. Despite jobs growth, we are also seeing unemployment rise. Many Americans are still needing to work two and three jobs to pay for ...
AOC Complains About New Twitter Checkmark Policy, Whitley Yates Reacts
Project 21’s Whitley Yates joins Bob Sellers & Katrina Szish on Newsmax TV to discuss Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's recent Tweet and Elon Musk's response to her. Watch the full interview below: ...
SHEPARD: Twitter staff prove as its final act exactly why it must go
In his latest commentary for Real Clear Markets, Free Enterprise Project Director Scott Shepard writes about the layoffs at Twitter since Elon Musk's purchase of the company, how a similar wave of firings may follow at Facebook, and what it all means for woke ...
Twilight of the Twitter Toll-Booth Trolls, and Their FB Friends
It looks, ladies and gentlemen, as though a great many millennials who were not trained to have any faculty for objectivity or reflectiveness are going to discover the market value of boundless self-regard and of the absolute conviction – without ...
Blueprint for a Better Deal for Black America
Black Leadership Network's Agenda for Solving the Problems Facing Black America Washington, D.C. - Members of the Project 21 black leadership network, a project of the National Center for Public Policy Research (NCPPR), released their "Blueprint for a Better Deal for Black America" at a ...
COHEN: States Are Waking Up To The Dark Reality Behind Financial Elites’ ESG Push
National Center for Public Policy Research’s Senior Fellow, Bonner Cohen in his recent opinion piece in the Daily Caller writes, "The recent decision by officials in Louisiana and Missouri to liquidate their states’ investments in Wall Street heavyweight BlackRock reflects the ...
A must-read for policymakers: The new roadmap for Black freedom
Project 21 Chairman, Horace Cooper, writes in The Hill, "For more than a generation, Black Americans have been held back by many of the big government policies and programs created to assist them. Although this phenomenon is not exclusively happening ...
Black Activists Argue Case in U.S. Supreme Court on Harvard’s “Blatant Racial Discrimination”
Washington, D.C. – Explaining that the U.S. Supreme Court’s past “diversity rationale… cannot justify the continuing, blatant racial discrimination in higher education,” the Project 21 black leadership network advocated against Harvard’s harmful and discriminatory race-based admissions policy in a legal ...
Rapper Ice Cube: Dems Taking Black Voters for Granted, Whitley Yates Reacts
Project 21's Whitley Yates joins Bob Sellers & Katrina Szish on Newsmax TV to discuss Rapper Ice Cube's recent comments on how Democrats are taking black voters for granted. Watch the full interview below: ...
PECK: Woke Capital Can’t End Until Corporate Incest Does
In his recent column in Human Events, Free Enterprise Project associate Ethan Peck takes a deep dive on corporate incest and how it serves the woke industrial complex. "We’ve all seen how most major corporations – whether they make cars, sneakers, movies or coffee ...
