"Blueprint for a Better Deal for Black America" Could Improve Lives of Millions Washington, DC - Celebrating "Juneteenth," the oldest and most popular commemoration of the end of slavery in the United States, leaders of the Project 21 black activist organization ...
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Prohibit Illegal Immigrants from Accessing Public Services Washington, DC - Illegal immigrants should be prohibited from accessing all but emergency public services because the cost of these services unfairly and disproportionately falls on black families, according to the black leadership network ...
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A white woman implying that a black man is being a traitor to his race doesn’t make for good optics as that woman tries to reboot her career in entertainment. But we’re talking about Kathy Griffin. Members of the National ...
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CEO Admits Alienating Customers, Says It's "Fine" Shareholder No Longer Shops There Pittsburgh, PA / Washington, DC - Dick's Sporting Goods reaffirmed its decision to end certain firearms-related sales during today's annual meeting of its shareholders. A shareholder activist challenged corporate ...
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Free Enterprise Project Shareholder Proposal Precedes U.S. Supreme Court in Rejecting Salesforce’s Position in Masterpiece Cakeshop Case San Francisco, CA / Washington, D.C. – Tech powerhouse Salesforce was accused of being unconstitutional, hypocritical, and loose with the facts by a ...
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It’s too early to assign too much to the initial meeting between President Donald Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un. Appearing on the Fox Business Network’s “Cavuto Coast-to-Coast,” Project 21 Co-Chairman Stacy Washington compared it to a first date ...
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... Make Them Safer By Arming Personnel, Black Leaders Say Washington, D.C. – Students trapped in failing schools can be freed by encouraging competition among public schools through the provision of vouchers and “Tax Credit Scholarships,” according to the black ...
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We often say “pardon me” after accidentally inconveniencing or offending someone. It’s also a polite expression to ask for someone to repeat something. But we now seem more accustomed to using the term pardon in the context of the power ...
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Last December, President Donald Trump first exercised his power to pardon by commuting the sentence of Sholom Rubashkin. The kosher meatpacking executive received 27 years in prison for money laundering. Rubashkin’s pardon was championed by members of Congress, former attorneys ...
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Google’s Parent Company Alphabet Asked to Commit to Viewpoint Diversity, Instead Adopts Policy Dubbed “Racist and Sexist” Mountain View, CA / Washington, D.C. – As Google search results continue to deride conservative organizations and politicians, a leading shareholder activist today ...
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