Author: The National Center
Free Enterprise Project July 2021 Newsletter
LEARN ABOUT THE WHITE HOUSE’S WOKE CAPITALISM AGENDA Did you miss the important panel featuring the Free Enterprise Project's Justin Danhof, the Cato Institute's Jennifer J. Schulp, National Review's Andrew Stuttaford and CEI's Richard Morrison? No worries! You can watch a recording ...
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Limiting Access to Online Lending will Hurt Black Entrepreneurs, by Richard Holt
We desperately need more growth to rebuild the post-COVID American economy. Yet liberals are hard at work waging war on business in general, and on minority entrepreneurs in particular. While large corporations have fewer problems applying for and receiving loans, ...
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Black Activists Applaud Supreme Court Ruling for Voter Integrity
Decision Aligns With Project 21 Brief Against Ballot Harvesting, Out-of-Precinct Voting Washington, D.C. - Affirming a major safeguard for voter integrity, the U.S. Supreme Court today upheld an Arizona ban on “ballot harvesting.” Members of the Project 21 black leadership ...
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Assessing the Racial Cost of Regulation, by Derrick Hollie
If the predictions of the environmental “experts” and their models over the course of my life were true, I’d already be dead. Born in the late 1960s, I persevered through threats of famine, drought, a diminishing ozone layer, acid rain, ...
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Delta Loves to Virtue Signal, and It Shows
CEO Retreats From Objections to Georgia’s Election Integrity Law, Yet Fails to Explain or Apologize Washington, D.C. – Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian today backed away from his high-profile opposition to Georgia’s election integrity law, yet refused to explain ...
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Juneteenth Supporters Distance Themselves From Federal Holiday Proposal
Black Activists Oppose Politicization of Emancipation Celebration Washington, D.C. - Despite more than twenty years of acknowledging the importance of Juneteenth, members of the Project 21 black leadership network refrained from encouraging a rush into making the emancipation-themed celebration a ...
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Nasdaq Trades in Deception By Mishandling Question Critical of its Board Diversity Scheme
Washington, D.C. – At the Nasdaq, Inc. annual shareholder meeting today, CEO Adena Friedman dodged a question from the Free Enterprise Project (FEP) about the Nasdaq stock exchange’s proposed requirement that all Nasdaq-listed companies make board director decisions - or ...
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Major League Baseball Strikes Out Again on Black America, by Martin Baker
By moving the All-Star Game from Atlanta to Denver because Georgia is protecting peoples’ votes, Major League Baseball is hypocritical in its rationale. MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred stated that the “best way to demonstrate our values as a sport” would ...
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Better Things to Fight for Than Juneteenth, by Donna Jackson
Like many Black Americans, I must admit that I had never heard of Juneteenth until recently. So the push now to make this celebration of emancipation a national holiday certainly didn’t come from me or anyone I know. It sure ...
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American Airlines Claims It Took Controversial Policy Stand to Please Employees, NAACP
Washington, D.C. - American Airlines CEO Doug Parker claimed today that the company's opposition to election integrity laws is based on feedback from his employees, the NAACP and CEOs of other companies. In his response to a question posed by ...
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