03 Apr

Posted at 10:52h in Environment and Enterprise Institute, Featured, Fuel Economy, Project 21, Project 21 Press Releases

“Realistic CAFE Goals… Don’t Force American Families to Choose Between Putting Food on the Table and Having a Modern Vehicle”   Washington, D.C. – A recalibrated fuel efficiency standard for American cars and light trucks is being praised by black activists for its potential to improve safety...

27 Mar

Posted at 11:54h in Blog, Featured, Project 21

Coronavirus binge-watching doesn’t need to be exclusively “The Mandalorian,” “Game of Thrones” or “Tiger King.” I was excited to watch “Self Made,” a four-part miniseries on Netflix about the real-life rise of Sarah Breedlove from dirt-poor washerwoman to America’s first self-made female millionaire. Adopting the name Madam...

21 Mar

Posted at 11:10h in Blog, Featured, Project 21

The outbreak of the coronavirus has thrown the economy into turmoil. It is also making unprecedented demands on the nation’s infrastructure. This crisis is of particular importance and peril to black Americans, who have recently benefited from new job prospects and increased opportunities for wealth-creation and...

19 Mar

Posted at 21:53h in Blog, Featured, Project 21

Project 21 Co-Chairman Council Nedd II was booked on Pastor Greg Young’s syndicated “Chosen Generation” radio show to discuss the black leadership network’s public comments supporting reform of the National Environmental Policy Act. But the conversation could not avoid discussion about the effects of the...

12 Mar

Posted at 12:04h in Blog, Featured, Legal Reform, Project 21

A generation ago, the liberal mantra about abortion was that it should be “safe, legal and rare.” These days, safe and rare have largely been cast aside. Women are now encouraged to ”shout your abortion.”  Additionally, there is pushback against state laws requiring abortionists to have admitting...

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