Self-appointed and media-approved members of the black "leadership" in America appear either silent or openly supportive when it comes to rewarding the actions of illegal immigrants. This is in direct contrast to how the civil rights establishment, black and otherwise, ...
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Dead men tell no tales, the old saying goes – but that doesn't mean they can't vote. Shocking new video footage has just been released showing undercover reporters with their hidden cameras rolling, strolling into New Hampshire polling locations and ...
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We've known Steven Crowder as a comedian and political analyst, and now... music artist! Introducing Steven's first single and music video, "Mr. America." Enjoy this video and share it with all of your homeys! Download MP3 Mr. America By Powdered ...
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Calls Bounty for Zimmerman "Outrageous" and "Lawless" Washington, D.C. - Legal commentator Horace Cooper, a founding member of the African-American leadership group Project 21, is criticizing the New Black Panthers' call for a ransom on George Zimmerman in the wake ...
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Project 21 fellow Deneen Borelli is scheduled to be a guest on the Tuesday night edition of “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel. Deneen’s segment is slated to air at approximately 9:30PM eastern.  It will be re-run at approximately 12:30AM ...
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On Canada’s Global Television, National Center Adjunct Fellow Horace Cooper explains that federal pressure for states to ban the use of phones while driving ignores the uses of phones and peoples’ familiarity with their phones ...
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National Center media fellow and comedian Steven Crowder debates bitter Onion-affiliated comedian Lee Camp about the politics of the Tea Party movement and its similarities (anti-bailout) and very stark differences (crime, government power) with Occupy Wall Street efforts on Ric ...
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On the 12/15/11 edition of “The Diane Rehm Show” on National Public Radio affiliate WAMU-Washington, DC, National Center adjunct fellow Horace Cooper points out the increasing importance of cell phones in everyday life and how a federal recommendation that states ...
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Washington, D.C. - Members of the Project 21 black leadership network are criticizing Jesse Jackson for comparing increasingly violent Occupy Wall Street events to the civil rights movement. Project 21's black conservatives say the Tea Party movement more closely resembles ...
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