As Al Sharpton rallied marchers in Washington, D.C. this past Saturday to call for more federal prosecutorial authority against local police, Project 21 co-chairman Cherylyn Harley LeBon lamented that the energies of the marchers were being squandered when they could ...
Confronting the allegation that a history of racism in America is responsible for today’s problems in black communities, Project 21 Co-Chairman Horace Cooper strongly rebutted the notion and laid much of the blame for current unrest at the feet of ...
Project 21's Joe Hicks appeared for the third time in three weeks on the Fox News Channel's "The Kelly File" on December 8, 2014. He noted that Eric Garner's family does not see Garner's death as a racial issue, but ...
With tempers flaring in the black community about alleged persecution by the police and an atmosphere of fear and distrust between cops and young black men, Project 21 member Kevin Martin – who once found himself accidentally on the wrong ...
It's all hands on deck as National Center for Public Policy Research President David Ridenour (L) and General Counsel/Free Enterprise Project Director Justin Danhof join other staff members packing cookies for shipment to our most dedicated supporters. We extend our ...
While they won’t be playing at home this week, it’s probably not as likely that members of the St. Louis Rams will emerge onto the field with their hands up – a message of alliance with those protesting the death ...
While some people see the deaths of Michael Brown in Ferguson and Eric Garner in New York City as part of a trend in which black men are inherently endangered by police aggression, Project 21 co-chairman Horace Cooper said that ...
On the first Friday of every month, Project 21 member Derryck Green provides his analysis of the nation’s economic stability under Barack Obama’s stewardship that is done in conjunction with the release of federal unemployment figures. This time, Derryck wonders ...
Project 21 member Shelby Emmett, a lawyer and former Capitol Hill staffer, was a true voice of reason after the controversy erupted in Ferguson, Missouri. In interviews that lead-off Rick Amato’s cable talk show on two occasions over the course ...
That's what top talk show host Michael Savage (#6 nationally, according to Talkers magazine, with 5 million-plus listeners) had to say about Project 21 members speaking out about President Obama's immigration action: If you'd like to read the unabridged comments ...
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Category: Articles
Sharpton March Didn’t Address Major Problems Facing Black Community
“This Blame It on the Whitey Stuff Is Dangerous and It Is a Lie”
Amazing: Eric Garner’s Family Sees America More Clearly Than Its President Does
Renewed Community Policing Pushed to Promote Peace
All Hands on Deck!
Football Players “Supported a Lie” Emerging on Gridiron with Hands Up
When Rhetoric Rebutted, Lefty Pundit Demands “Don’t Talk about Statistics”
Expect Obama’s Amnesty Plan to Make America’s Employment Future Worse
Project 21’s Shelby Emmett Makes Sense about Ferguson Decision Politics, Process
What Michael Savage Said About Project 21 Members Speaking Out on Immigration