Tag: Press Release
Coca-Cola Commended for Taking an Intermission From Election Advocacy
Black Activists Challenge Soda Giant to “Launch a Campaign to Help Get IDs to Those Who Need Them” Washington, D.C. - With Coca-Cola executives finally showing interest in finding “common ground” regarding election integrity safeguards, members of the Project 21 ...
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Starbucks Lost a Latte But Covers up the Stain
CEO Kevin Johnson Refuses to Disclose How Much the Company Lost Due to Recent Riots Washington, D.C. – Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson dodged a question today from the National Center for Public Policy Research about the coffee giant’s financial losses ...
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No Disney Magic Here, Just Hypocrisy
“The Mouse House Has Become a Cathedral of Smiling Hate” Washington, D.C. – Disney CEO Bob Chapek was challenged today by conservative activists who demanded an explanation as to why “The Mandalorian” co-stars Gina Carano and Pedro Pascal received vastly ...
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Racial Disparities Don’t Prove Discrimination
Supreme Court Case Could Impact Election Integrity Challenges Washington, D.C. – As part of an important voting rights case being considered today by the U.S. Supreme Court, the Project 21 black leadership network joined a legal brief asking the justices ...
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COVID Relief Package Criticized by Black Activists for “Fiscal Irresponsibility”
Washington, D.C. – Members of the Project 21 black leadership network criticized the $1.9 trillion spending package currently under consideration on Capitol Hill, noting that large portions of the plan are irrelevant to its stated goal of COVID-19 relief and ...
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Apple Won’t Reverse Parler Purge
CEO Tim Cook Refuses to Allow Social Media Platform to Be Restored to App Store Washington, D.C. – Apple CEO Tim Cook dodged a question today from the Free Enterprise Project (FEP) about the company’s refusal to return Parler to ...
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“Black History is American History”
Black Conservatives Deliver Inclusive Message for Black History Month Observance Washington, D.C. – After a year of upheaval dominated by racial division, members of the Project 21 black leadership network have declared that “black history is American history.” In marking ...
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Costco Dodges Allegations That Its Supply Chain May Utilize Slave Labor
Washington, D.C. – Costco leaders sidestepped suggestions yesterday that the company’s Chinese supply chain may involve Uyghur Muslim slave labor. Craig Jelinek, CEO of the big box wholesaler, instead offered no explicit denial of the forced labor accusation, while claiming ...
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After a Violent Year, Black Conservatives Reflect on MLK’s Message of Hope and Peace
"Dr. King Would Not Have Approved of the Way Violence Was Used to Accomplish Social and Political Goals" Washington, D.C. - Members of the Project 21 black leadership network are available for interviews regarding Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s life and ...
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Don’t Use U.S. Capitol Protest to “Advance Political Agendas”
A message from David A. Ridenour, president of the National Center for Public Policy Research: The breach of the U.S. Capitol yesterday should be denounced by every American as an affront not only to the rule of law but to ...
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