Author: David Almasi
Netflix and Learn: Honoring Black Entrepreneurship
Coronavirus binge-watching doesn’t need to be exclusively “The Mandalorian,” “Game of Thrones” or “Tiger King.” I was excited to watch “Self Made,” a four-part miniseries on Netflix about the real-life rise of Sarah Breedlove from dirt-poor washerwoman to America’s first ...
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Giving Google Credit, But Not a Pass
Elected leaders come and go, but bureaucracy sticks around forever. Therein lies the inherent problem with government. While the Trump Administration is doing its best to bring about commonsense regulatory and legal reforms, a lot of what are known as ...
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Saving Black Jobs From Coronavirus Chaos
The outbreak of the coronavirus has thrown the economy into turmoil. It is also making unprecedented demands on the nation’s infrastructure. This crisis is of particular importance and peril to black Americans, who have recently benefited from new job prospects ...
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Props for the President on COVID-19 Response
In this time of worldwide crisis, what’s the best thing President Donald Trump can do to help find a cure to the coronavirus, heal the sick, rebuild the economy and reassure a nervous nation? How about “resign immediately”? That’s the ...
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Worried About COVID-19? Did You Get a Flu Shot?
With Americans going into lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus, they are looking to the government for a solution. In a new commentary, I ask people to first ask themselves if they did their part by maintaining their post-9/11 ...
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Biblical Wisdom for Coping With COVID-19
Project 21 Co-Chairman Council Nedd II was booked on Pastor Greg Young’s syndicated “Chosen Generation” radio show to discuss the black leadership network’s public comments supporting reform of the National Environmental Policy Act. But the conversation could not avoid discussion ...
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Demanding Answers on China and COVID-19
Pointing out that “[t]he world needs to know the details behind the spread of this deadly virus so everyone understands exactly how this was started,” the National Center for Public Policy Research joined dozens of conservative groups in signing a ...
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Starbucks Rejects Protecting Conservative Employees
There is no official protection for a Starbucks “partner” who is subjected to ridicule, scorn or other mistreatment due to political beliefs. And an attempt by the National Center’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP) to correct this problem was opposed and ...
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“America’s Constable” Elected Law Enforcement Leader
At the National Center, Council Nedd II – one of the co-chairmen of the Project 21 black leadership network – is referred to as “America’s Constable.” He’s a busy guy. In addition to his work helping lead Project 21, Council ...
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Abortion Reform Helps Black Communities
A generation ago, the liberal mantra about abortion was that it should be “safe, legal and rare.” These days, safe and rare have largely been cast aside. Women are now encouraged to ”shout your abortion.” Additionally, there is pushback against ...
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