Category: Press Releases
Black Leadership Network Gives Congressional Testimony on Energy and Race
Minority Communities are Suffering Under the Green Energy Agenda Washington, D.C. - Today Donna Jackson - the Director of Membership Development for Project 21, the black leadership network of the National Center for Public Policy Research - will deliver remarks to ...
Starbucks at Center of Lawsuit for Racist Civil Rights Violations
Washington, DC – The American Civil Rights Project (the “ACR Project”) filed suit in Spokane, Washington yesterday against beverage giant Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and the company’s officers and directors. The suit was filed on behalf of the National Center ...
NCPPR Files Suit Against Starbucks for Racist Civil Rights Violations
Yesterday the American Civil Rights Project (the “ACR Project”) filed suit in Spokane, Washington against beverage giant Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz and the company’s officers and directors. The suit was filed on behalf of the National Center for Public Policy ...
Black Leaders Demand Verizon Uncancel One America News
Washington, D.C. – Black leaders from Project 21 demand that Verizon reinstate One America News (OAN) on its television platform. In a letter signed by 37 members representing the communities of business, politics, media and faith, Project 21 explained that Verizon did “a tremendous disservice to its subscribers, investors and free speech [and]… is silencing black voices” when it canceled OAN.
Verizon stopped carrying OAN on its Fios platform at the end of July. Its cancellation marked the end of a 17-year relationship between the news channel and the carrier. Left-wing groups are aggressively pushing media companies to drop the conservative-leaning OAN from their platforms ...
Juneteenth Must Not Replace Independence Day
Black Activists Oppose Radical Left Effort to Subvert American History Washington, D.C. – Members of the Project 21 black leadership network, longtime supporters of traditional Juneteenth celebrations, criticized efforts by radical racialists seeking to supplant Juneteenth as an alternative to ...
Walmart and Comcast Investors Urged to Oppose Corporate Discrimination
Washington, D.C. – Investor activists with the Free Enterprise Project (FEP) urged Walmart and Comcast investors to vote for two FEP shareholder proposals addressing company policies the activists view as discriminatory. FEP will present the proposals at the respective companies’ ...
After Twelve Years in Davos, Morgan Stanley CEO Claims Not to Know WEF Agenda
Washington, D.C. – Morgan Stanley CEO James P. Gorman today insisted that even after attending a dozen World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meetings in Davos, he still doesn’t know the agenda of the organization his company funds. During the company’s ...
Northrop Grumman Will Reconsider Sponsorship of the Human Rights Campaign
Activists Confront Corporate HRC Sponsors After HRC’s Efforts to Undermine Parental Rights Provoke National Outrage Washington, D.C. – After shareholder activists from the Free Enterprise Project (FEP) challenged three corporate partners of the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) at their annual ...
Shareholder Proposal Questions AT&T’s Commitment to “Equality”
Washington, D.C. – The Free Enterprise Project (FEP) presented a proposal at AT&T’s annual shareholder meeting today challenging the company’s workplace policies that focus on characteristics such as race, sex and sexual orientation instead of merit. During the virtual meeting, ...
JPMorgan Isn’t Just a Bank – But It Should Be
If Bank Insists on Embracing “Stakeholder Capitalism,” It May Need to Become a Public Benefit Corporation Instead Washington, D.C. – At today’s JPMorgan Chase & Co. annual shareholder meeting, the Free Enterprise Project (FEP) presented a tongue-in-cheek shareholder proposal suggesting ...
