Author: Curtis Hill

"The era of performative racial engineering in finance is closing," writes former Indiana Attorney General Curtis T. Hill, Jr., who now serves with the Free Enterprise Project and Project 21. "The U.S. Department of Justice’s $30 million settlement with PayPal ...

"American citizenship has never been — and must never become — a trivial thing granted by the accident of geography alone," writes former Indiana Attorney General Curtis T. Hill, Jr., who now serves with the Free Enterprise Project and Project ...

"Evanston’s reparations aren’t healing discrimination’s legacy; they’re monetizing it," writes former Indiana Attorney General Curtis T. Hill, Jr., who now serves with the Free Enterprise Project and Project 21. In a commentary published at the Chicago Tribune, Curtis says he ...

"The end of race-based districts does not diminish Black political strength — it invites its expansion on firmer, more principled ground." Yesterday the Washington Post published a letter to the editor from Curtis Hill, a former attorney general of Indiana ...

"What does college football have to do with redistricting? Absolutely nothing," writes Curtis Hill, former Indiana attorney general, who now serves as both a Senior Advisor to our Free Enterprise Project and an ambassador with the Project 21 black leadership network ...

"In an industry where lives and economic security depend on unflinching competence, Constellation’s leadership should embrace, not resist, clear-eyed financial and risk assessments of its DEI-related spending." In the commentary below, Free Enterprise Project Senior Advisor Curtis T. Hill, Jr ...

Last week's Supreme Court decision "directly attacks the racist stereotyping that has infected redistricting for too long," writes former Indiana Attorney General Curtis T. Hill, Jr. "For decades, mapmakers have operated on the crude assumption that black voters form a monolithic ...

"The indictment against the SPLC is a long-overdue reckoning," writes Curtis T. Hill, Jr. at The Federalist. "And paired with this weekend’s assassination attempt, it should serve as a clear warning: Those who weaponize the language of justice while violating ...

"If requiring identification is truly racist, why do we only hear the outrage when it regards elections?" asks Project 21 Ambassador Curtis T. Hill, Jr., former attorney general of Indiana, in a commentary published at The Federalist. "Black Americans drive ...

"Charlie Kirk didn’t just live; he sparked a revolution." In the commentary below, Project 21 Ambassador Curtis Hill -- who once served as Indiana's attorney general -- discusses the legacy Charlie Kirk leaves behind, and why as a black man ...