Category: Project 21 Press Releases

Obama’s Race Taunts Unsuited to the Presidency, Says Project 21 Chairman

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Washington, D.C. – Mychal Massie, chairman of the Project 21 black leadership network, says President Obama's recent playing of the race card is inappropriate for a President and for someone who has publicly professed a desire for a post-racial America ...
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Big Apple Becoming Big Nanny; Mayor Bloomberg and Governor Paterson Want to Restrict Beverage Choices of Poor Citizens

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Washington, D.C. – New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and New York Governor David Paterson are asking the federal government to deny New York City residents on food stamps the ability to use aid to buy certain beverages. Deneen Borelli, ...
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MSNBC Shake-Up Called for After Host’s Racial Remarks Against Black Conservative

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Washington, D.C. – Despite MSNBC host Lawrence O'Donnell's alleged regrets about making a race-tinged remark about Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele, the nature of the offense and the double-standard regarding liberal hosts has a member of the Project 21 ...
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Black Activists Critical of President Likening Adoption of His Agenda to Ending Slavery

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Washington, D.C. – In trying to pacify supporters angry because he has not imposed his liberal policies fast enough, President Barack Obama began equating his agenda of increasing government and reducing individual liberty to overcoming slavery. Members of the Project ...
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Back Against the Wall, President Plays Race Card; Returns to Black America for Support

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Washington, D.C. -- A member of the Project 21 black leadership network says President Obama “has a lot of nerve” soliciting aid from black Americans only after his reputation with the rest of America has soured. The charge, from Project ...
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Black Conservatives See No Controversy at Tea Party Rally

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Washington, D.C. – With the NAACP’s leadership throwing itself in with far-left groups in an apparent effort to paint the tea party movement as radical and potentially racist, black conservatives with the Project 21 leadership network who attended the September ...
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Anti-Tea Party Site Demonstrates NAACP’s Continued Decline

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Washington, D.C. – A new NAACP initiative to monitor the "racism and other forms of extremism" of the tea party movement is being criticized by black conservatives with the Project 21 leadership network as yet another example of the once-venerable ...
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Project 21 Members to Speak Sunday at Tea Party Rallies in Washington D.C., St. Louis and Sacramento

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Washington, D.C. – In a weekend filled with tea party rallies nationwide, members of the Project 21 black leadership network are designated speakers at the major rallies on both coasts and right in the middle of America. "Dissent was considered ...
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Black Conservative Leader Challenges Sharpton, Morial and Fauntroy to Tea Party Debate

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Washington, DC – Mychal Massie, the chairman of the Project 21 black leadership network, is challenging the Reverend Al Sharpton, National Urban League CEO Marc Morial and Pastor Walter Fauntroy to a debate over their extremist comments and racist allegations ...
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Black Conservatives React to Obama Speech on Iraq

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Washington, DC –With President Barack Obama's announcement tonight of what he considers to be the end of combat operations in Iraq, members of the Project 21 black leadership network are speaking out about this administration's approach to operations in the ...
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