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29 pieces tagged “slavery”, newest first.
1619 Project Author: Reparations Undermine U.S. Existence
“Paying reparations is an admission of the crime,” said Nikole Hannah-Jones. “It is the crime of the entire existence of the United States.”
Juneteenth Versus the Demo Hate Hustlers
“I will give thanks for being born in a country where such moral progress is possible.”
Overblown Outrage Over Haley’s Flub
Nikki Haley stumbled over a gotcha question, and critics are disingenuously treating it as proof positive of her racism.
John Mellencamp: Slavery Revisionist
In an interview with Bill Maher, the leftist rocker demeaned black Americans and defiled history with a bizarre comparison.
Leftmedia Finally Questions Ethics of EVs
There are ironically high costs for the Biden administration’s green revolution.
Solar Power From Slave Power?
There’s a dirty little secret about those Chinese-made solar panels that are popping up everywhere.
DeSantis vs. Harris vs. Slavery
The Florida governor and Republican presidential candidate calls VP Kamala Harris’s bluff.
Kamala’s Crazy Curriculum Critique
Harris revises history as she pushes a disingenuous narrative for political gain.
Good News: ‘Sound of Freedom’
It speaks volumes that the Christ-centered film topped the 4th of July box office.
Biden Apologizes to Slave Sellers
America’s “original sin,” the president told African heads of state, was slavery. He didn’t mention who rounded up those slaves.
The Politics of Making Juneteenth a Federal Holiday
It’s a day that ought to be unifying, but that many on the Left would rather use to divide.
Cancel Harris and Her Slave-Trading Legacy!
If you ain’t canceling Kamala, you ain’t woke.
Juneteenth Takes on New Prominence
“This joyous event honors the day ... marking the end of slavery in the United States.”
China, Nike Team Up With Forced Labor
A new report nails the “woke” hypocrites at Nike — especially Colin Kaepernick.
New York Times ’1619 Project’ Is Revisionist History
The Times says that slaves arriving in 1619 is the date of our “true founding,” not 1776.