Category: Project 21
1619 Project Rebuked for Radical, Riot-Causing Inaccuracies
Even though prominent historians have found serious discrepancies in the reporting and assertions of the New York Times’s 1619 Project, it still won staffer Nikole Hannah-Jones and the newspaper a Pulitzer Prize. Now it is being incorporated into school history ...
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Moving Our Military Safely and Cheaply
Members of the U.S Armed Forces have a lot to worry about, and the U.S. Transportation Command (TRANSCOM) tries to ease the hassle and worry of frequent moves by arranging for the safe relocation of the possessions of servicemembers and ...
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Why Didn’t “Ras” Trammell’s Life Matter?
To emphasize that black lives matter, people are supposed to say the names of those who have been lost. Bernell “Ras” Trammell did. But he can’t anymore – because he has joined the ranks of those lost. He was assassinated ...
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Pension Protection Particularly Helps Black Americans
A new rule proposed by the Trump Administration would require that “[f]inancial managers must maximize pension beneficiaries’ returns; they may not imperil those returns by investing on any other basis.” Most people probably thought that this was already the professional ...
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Lack of Transparency in Government Contracts Hurts Service Members
Last month when TRANSCOM (United States Transportation Command) pulled back its $7 billion contract award to Norwegian subsidiary American Roll on Roll off Carrier (ARC) taxpayers breathed a sigh of relief. The contract had been awarded on April 30 in ...
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All the Leftists Have Left is Racial Politics
Is there anything to the leftist narrative that the White House is trying to start a race war? Considering the efforts of this administration to try to lower the unemployment rate for all – and having been particularly effective in ...
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Contrary to Media Narrative, Blacks Back the Badge
Something that’s not reported by the mainstream media is that black Americans – the alleged targets of violent, racist attacks by police officers – actually want to see more cops on the beat in their communities. Contrary to what the ...
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Trump Pension Rule Will Benefit Black Americans, by Council Nedd II
Put quite simply, too many black Americans are financially unprepared to retire. A mix of poor economic conditions, distrust of institutions and an overall lack of planning affects all Americans. But studies show black Americans are impacted harder. So any ...
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Bigger Priorities for Black Lives Than Police
Arguing that there needs to be a “more comprehensive view” of how to help struggling black Americans, Project 21 member Derryck Green said that “reject[ing] Black Lives Matter as a movement is not rejecting the idea that black lives matter.” ...
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Ripping Down Statues Rejects History’s Lessons
Asked if things in America are getting better or worse, Project 21 Co-Chairman Horace Cooper told former Trump advisor Sebastian Gorka on his “America First” podcast that it’s “not an easy question to answer.” While President Donald Trump has been ...
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