I stopped reading Paul Krugman a while ago as his column has descended into all out hackery.  But his most recent piece appeared in my Google Alert for “health care” and seeing the first few lines of it, I couldn’t ...
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Washington, D.C. - Project 21's Cherylyn Harley LeBon has issued the following statement regarding New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's latest foray into beverage restrictions: Locking up baby formula and giving government "talking-tos" to hospitalized mothers each and every time they ...
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Washington, D.C. - In the trial of George Zimmerman, the so-called "star witness" for the prosecution, Rachel Jeantel, ended two days of testimony. Members of the Project 21 black leadership network are commenting. Jeantel, a friend of Trayvon Martin since ...
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Eric Holder's Attempt to Revive Unconstitutional Preclearance Standards is Based on "Phony Claims," Says Author of 2012 Paper Critical of Weak DOJ Claims that Texas' Voter ID Law is Discriminatory Despite Supreme Court Ruling Last Month on Voting Rights Act's ...
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“We’re at a point where we don’t need retailers.  Retailers need us.”  So explained D.C. City Council Member Vincent B. Orange (D-At Large) during a recent legislative hearing as to why he was voting to require Wal-MartThe D.C. City Council ...
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Discussing both President Obama’s comments on the George Zimmerman case and the upcoming rallies protesting the case’s not guilty verdict, Project 21 member Hughey Newsome offers constructive advice on America’s race problem on the 7/19/13 edition of the Canadian Broadcasting ...
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Just posted on The Daily Caller’s web site is a new commentary from Project 21’s Hughey Newsome that shows how some politicians are more than willing to play the race card in order to overcome their stunning failure to lead ...
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In a piece for Politix over the weekend, I provide some much needed context to a widely reported “bee memorial” service that took place earlier in the month. An estimated one hundred people braved scorching outdoor temperatures to attend a memorial ...
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In a piece for Politix over the weekend, I provide some much needed context to a widely reported “bee memorial” service that took place earlier in the month. An estimated one hundred people braved scorching outdoor temperatures to attend a memorial ...
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In the 1970s author John Fuller published a book entitled “We Almost Lost Detroit,” about the 1966 near meltdown of a nuclear reactor about 30 miles from the Motor City. After Detroit’s declaration of bankruptcy (or, apparently, an unconstitutional bankruptcy), ...
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