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The Progressive War on Truth Claims Another Victim, by Stacy Washington

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Sean Bergin is the latest casualty in the progressive War on Truth. Bergin, a reporter for News 12, a regional television station in New York and New Jersey, interviewed the widow of a criminal shot and killed by police. Lawrence ...
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Black Activists Call 50th Anniversary of Civil Rights Act Enactment “Bittersweet” Occasion, Since Many Fail to Recognize the Progress That Has Been Made

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"The Civil Rights Act changed American culture... racist sentiment became largely outdated and unacceptable ...black people... are now the masters of their own destiny." "Today, black Americans and other minorities no longer face the daunting obstacles that existed prior to ...
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Hobby Lobby Decision Hailed by Black Activists

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Washington, D.C. - Black activists with the Project 21 black leadership network are cheering today's U.S. Supreme Court ruling that frees employers with strong religious beliefs from being forced to pay exorbitant fines to practice their faith. "Today, the Supreme ...
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Bloomberg Soda Ban a Bust, Project 21’s LeBon Comments

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In a devastating blow to the New York City nanny state of former mayor Michael Bloomberg, judges on the New York State Court of Appeals voted to uphold two lower court rulings thus keeping the city government from banning the ...
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Obama Administration Trademark Attack on Washington Redskins Condemned by Black Leadership Group

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Federal Punishment for Not Changing Name Sets "Dangerous Precedent" Government Retribution Against Private Business Should Concern All Americans, Even Those Who Don't Like Redskins Name Washington, D.C. - By cancelling protected trademarks of the Washington Redskins professional football team, members ...
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Juneteenth Emancipation Anniversary Doubles as Call for Reform of Big Government Policies Limiting Liberty, Pinching Privacy

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Black Activists Suggest People Assess Extent of Their Freedom Washington, D.C. - On "Juneteenth," the oldest and most-recognized observance of the demise of slavery in the United States, members of the Project 21 black leadership network are suggesting that black ...
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Majority of Blacks Surveyed Support Voter ID Laws

Majority of Blacks Surveyed Support Voter ID Laws

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Civil Rights Scaremongering Against Polling Place Protections Rings Hollow With Many Blacks Black Activists Say Identity Verification Only Way to Preserve Ballot Integrity, Ensure Every Vote Counts St. Louis/Washington, D.C. - A new poll shows that a majority of black ...
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Common Core is Killing American Education, by Cherylyn Harley LeBon

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Recently, as I waited in line at the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles, my eyes drifted to a sample license plate on the wall that said "Education Begins At Home." It made me think: "Not if they continue with Common ...
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The Obama Administration’s Cynical Chase for the “Subtle” Racist, by Horace Cooper

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Ironically, for a presidency allegedly ushering in a post-racial America, the actions of the White House indicate the Obama Administration considers political manipulation of race to be a practice that's too big to fail. During his recent commencement address at ...
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Civil Unions: A Redesign of God’s Family Design, by Stacy Swimp

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Before same-sex marriage became the chief focus and the courts made it an easy-to-accomplish goal, civil unions were the refuge for legal homosexual partnerships. Civil unions are defined as a civil or registered partnership that is legally recognized by governments ...
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