Author: The National Center
St. Louis NAACP Follows Project 21’s Lead Opposing Missouri “Travel Advisory” Pushed by National, State Groups
Local Project 21 Members Commend NAACP Affiliate for Standing Up to "Bad Policy" Potentially Hurtful to Missouri Residents and Businesses St. Louis, MO / Washington, D.C. - Local members of the Project 21 black leadership network are commending the St ...
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NAACP’s Missouri “Travel Ban” Derided by Local Blacks
Project 21 Members Say Stunt "Only Serves to Racially Fracture Our National Psyche" St. Louis, MO / Washington, D.C. - The NAACP recently issued a "travel advisory" for the state of Missouri that suggests a "looming danger" exists there. Members ...
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Gore Criticized by Black Activists for Green Agenda Hurting Poor, Minorities
Hypocritical Actions, Hysterical Assertions Hurt Gore's Credibility Washington, D.C. - As Al Gore takes his An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power documentary into theaters nationwide, black activists with the Project 21 leadership network are criticizing the former vice president for ...
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Al Gore’s “Energy Hog” House Devours up to 34 Times More Energy Than the Typical U.S. Home
Star of Green Documentary An Inconvenient Sequel "Has Done Little to Prove His Commitment to the Cause in His Own Life" Power Bills Show Gore Leading Double Life of Preaching Sacrifice to Others While Indulging Himself Washington, D.C. - Al ...
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Amazon, Apple Called Hypocritical for Bowing to Chinese Censorship Demands
Free Enterprise Project Questions Jeff Bezos's and Tim Cook's Commitments to Human Rights Washington, D.C. - The nation's leading conservative shareholder activist organization calls on Amazon and Apple to recommit to protecting human rights after both companies recently, and hypocritically, ...
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Al Gore’s Inconvenient Reality: The Former Vice President’s Home Energy Use Surges up to 34 Times the National Average Despite Costly Green Renovations, by Drew Johnson
Introduction In February 2007, the day after his panicky global warming film "An Inconvenient Truth" won an Academy Award for best documentary, a shocking report based on public records revealed that Al Gore's Nashville home consumed 20 times more electricity ...
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New FDA Tobacco Proposal Embraces Harm Reduction
Exploration of Nicotine Reduction in Cigarettes Part of Sweeping Change in Federal Attitude Toward Lower-Risk Nicotine Products National Center's Jeff Stier Available for Interviews on the Real News Behind the Sensational Headlines New York, NY / Washington, D.C. - In ...
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Health Insurance, Pharmaceutical Industries Blamed for Stalled Health Care Reform
Free Enterprise Project Blasts Industries for Embracing ObamaCare's Crony Structure as Americans Suffer Washington, D.C. - America's leading conservative shareholder activist organization is blaming the health insurance and pharmaceutical industries for the failure of the U.S. Senate to reach a ...
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Hypocritical JPMorgan Chase CEO Aids Gridlock He Criticizes
Jamie Dimon Claimed "It's Almost an Embarrassment Being an American," But Shareholder Activists Say He's "Part of the Problem" Washington, D.C. - America's leading conservative shareholder activists say JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is "part of the problem" following his ...
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Black Activists Criticize Al Gore for Comparing Climate Activism to Civil Rights, Abolitionist Movements
Gore Supports Climate Policies Harmful to Poor, Minorities While Silent About Father's Segregationist History Washington, D.C. - Earlier this week, former U.S. Vice President Al Gore, Jr. compared climate activism with moral movements to abolish slavery, end apartheid and promote ...
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