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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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Politicians’ Anti-Semitic Remarks “Will Not Be Forgotten”

Politicians’ Anti-Semitic Remarks “Will Not Be Forgotten”

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Virginia Governor Ralph Northam recently admitted to wearing blackface in the past. Senator Elizabeth Warren is trying to distance herself from past assertions she is of Native American ancestry. And now Project 21 member ...
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Project 21’s Jerome Hudson: “Media Spinning Up a Web of Lies”

Project 21’s Jerome Hudson: “Media Spinning Up a Web of Lies”

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On the One America News Network, Project 21 member Jerome Hudson described how his new book – 50 Things They Don’t Want You to Know – allows for people to be “armed with the facts and armed with the truth” ...
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Does the Rabbi Know When an Immigrant is a Stranger?

Does the Rabbi Know When an Immigrant is a Stranger?

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Religious leaders preaching politics is nothing new, but it’s always best if that proselytizing is factual. At this most important time in the Jewish religious year, Project 21 member Marie Fischer notes that one rabbi might not have made a ...
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Exposing the “Real Racists” on the Left

Exposing the “Real Racists” on the Left

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In a new #TruthStraightUp video from the Young America’s Foundation, Project 21 member Derryck Green enlightens viewers about how “The Real Racists are Leftists.” Making his point, Derryck asks: “What side condemns black conservatives when they speak out and express ...
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50 Things They Don’t Want You to Know, But You Need to Read

50 Things They Don’t Want You to Know, But You Need to Read

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This review of Project 21 member Jerome Hudson’s new book was written by David W. Almasi and published by Breitbart: While it is increasingly difficult to find straws in American restaurants due to pressure from environmental activists, 90 percent of the plastic ...
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Protecting Civil Rights With Citizen-Only Voting

Protecting Civil Rights With Citizen-Only Voting

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In its “Blueprint for a Better Deal for Black America,” the National Center’s Project 21 black leadership network noted that making the black vote count was a key goal of the Civil Rights Movement. Now, more than 50 years after ...
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Liberal Influence, Not Racism, at Heart of Ed Buck Scandal

Liberal Influence, Not Racism, at Heart of Ed Buck Scandal

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Two men have died, and a third is currently recovering, from methamphetamine overdoses alleged to have been facilitated by a wealthy, powerful and politically-connected man in Los Angeles named Ed Buck. The victims were black men -- so is this ...
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