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Churches Must Provide Spiritual and Physical Protection

Churches Must Provide Spiritual and Physical Protection

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In a recent Daily Caller commentary, Project 21 Co-Chairman Council Nedd II – an Anglican bishop and Pennsylvania State Constable – revealed that he decided to keep a pistol on his hip during services after a gunman killed 11 people worshipping in ...
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Challenging Sharpton’s Attack on Black Conservatives

Challenging Sharpton’s Attack on Black Conservatives

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Project 21 Co-Chairman Horace Cooper is challenging Rev. Al Sharpton’s apparent belief that the Reverend and others on the left have a “monopoly on outreach” when it comes to black Americans. In a Fox News Channel interview, Horace added that what ...
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After the Pittsburgh Massacre, A Pistol in the Pulpit

After the Pittsburgh Massacre, A Pistol in the Pulpit

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After last year’s attack on the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, Project 21 Co-Chairman Council Nedd II – an Anglican bishop and Pennsylvania State Constable – reconsidered his decision not to carry a gun while officiating church services. In a new ...
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Ensuring Every Vote Counts

Ensuring Every Vote Counts

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Civil rights activists marched, organized and died to secure the right for all Americans to vote. “[W]ithout effective safeguards,” wrote Project 21 member Derrick Hollie, “the civil rights movement’s goal of making everybody’s vote count may never be achieved.” In a ...
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Trump’s 'Nationalism' Defended: He Simply Loves America

Trump’s ‘Nationalism’ Defended: He Simply Loves America

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President Trump’s critics are atwitter over his recent comment in Texas about being a “nationalist.” Horace Cooper, a senior fellow with the National Center, explained simply on the Fox News Channel that “[t]he President loves this country” and “is working ...
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“Environmental Justice” May Limit Black Opportunity

“Environmental Justice” May Limit Black Opportunity

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Buckingham County, Virginia has the chance to be a part of something that could lower many power bills and economically benefit the community. But, as Project 21 member Derrick Hollie wrote in a Daily Signal commentary, “if paternalistic liberal environmentalists have their ...
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Kanye’s Candor Encourages Blacks to Embrace Conservatism

Kanye’s Candor Encourages Blacks to Embrace Conservatism

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To assess the impact rapper and A-list black celebrity Kanye West is having on black American political evolution after his high-profile visit to the Trump White House, the One America News Network asked Project 21 Co-Chairman Horace Cooper to comment on ...
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Renaming Senate Building for McCain Shows Subjective Greatness

Renaming Senate Building for McCain Shows Subjective Greatness

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Shortly after Senator John McCain’s death, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer proposed renaming the Russell Senate Office Building after him. Project 21 member Christopher Arps thinks a name change is appropriate, but wonders if modern political temperament can justify awarding people with such ...
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Western Roots Don’t Make You Western

Western Roots Don’t Make You Western

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Rachel Dolezol, Robert “Beto” O’Rourke and Elizabeth Warren have all recently made the issue of ethnicity a hot political topic. Project 21 member Nadra Enzi is focused less on a person’s physicality than on whether or not they are a person of the Western ...
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Ensuring That Black College Students Succeed

Ensuring That Black College Students Succeed

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Project 21’s innovative suggestion to tie colleges’ and universities’ eligibility for federal aid to their ability to ensure the students they admit have what it takes to graduate was recently highlighted in a Washington Times commentary. Council Nedd II, a ...
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