Author: David Almasi

Black America Responds to Improved Economy

Black America Responds to Improved Economy

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A new survey by Emerson Polling reports that 34.5 percent of black voters approve of Donald Trump’s performance as president. Project 21 Co-Chairman Horace Cooper said it is because black America is “interested in opportunity” and that “a real winning ...
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Identity Politics Favors LGBTQ Activism Over Black Progress

Identity Politics Favors LGBTQ Activism Over Black Progress

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On the left, the intersectional pecking order is marginalizing the black community. In a panel discussion on the Fox News Channel program “The Ingraham Angle,” Project 21 Co-Chairman Horace Cooper said the leftist establishment has chosen to embrace the “new ...
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Addressing the Chinese Threat to America

Addressing the Chinese Threat to America

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Russia, Russia, Russia! While the media and lawmakers have been spending too much “wasted time” on Russia, Project 21 Co-Chairman Horace Cooper argues that America has paid too little attention to the threat posed by China. On a recent edition ...
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L.A. May Destroy Homeless Community Cleaned by Conservatives

L.A. May Destroy Homeless Community Cleaned by Conservatives

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Anticipating a move by the city to destroy a recently cleaned-up homeless encampment, Project 21 consultant Ted Hayes says he will resort to civil disobedience to stop Los Angeles authorities from trying to drive the homeless out of the area ...
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Black Political Beliefs May Change with Economic Gains

Black Political Beliefs May Change with Economic Gains

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Despite the Left's dire predictions, it turns out that the policies advocated by President Donald Trump are helping black Americans even more than they are helping white Americans. Numbers don't lie, and the latest employment numbers refute the claims that ...
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There’s Light at the End of the Regulatory Tunnel for Traditional Bulbs

There’s Light at the End of the Regulatory Tunnel for Traditional Bulbs

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When it comes to the bright idea of allowing people to continue to buy the affordable incandescent light bulbs they want and sometimes need, the National Center and its Project 21 black leadership network were glad to sign onto a ...
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Calling Foul on Unsportsmanlike Behavior

Calling Foul on Unsportsmanlike Behavior

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In high school football, there is not a problem of players kneeling during the national anthem. Unlike the NFL, it would appear the challenge involving student athletes is far more grave. Under the Friday night lights, there could be a ...
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Reforming HUD’s Presumption of Racial Guilt

Reforming HUD’s Presumption of Racial Guilt

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Under the current interpretation of the Fair Housing Act, as prescribed by a rule imposed during the Obama Administration, a statistical finding of disparate impact against a protected group is all it takes to prove discrimination. The Trump Administration has ...
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Liberals Ignored High Black Unemployment Under Obama, Won’t Celebrate Record Lows Under Trump

Liberals Ignored High Black Unemployment Under Obama, Won’t Celebrate Record Lows Under Trump

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Last week, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics posted the lowest overall black unemployment figure ever recorded at 5.4 percent. According to a Project 21 analysis, reported in a press release last week after the jobs report was released, this ...
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“White Guilt” Threatens MLK’s Legacy

“White Guilt” Threatens MLK’s Legacy

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White guilt is “really ripping us apart.” That’s what Project 21 Co-Chairman Horace Cooper concluded during a recent discussion on the Fox News Channel’s “The Ingraham Angle” program. Horace also noted that white guilt about race relations is fueling a ...
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