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nteb ^ | 6/30/21 | Geoffrey Grider There is a movement underway to, not erase racism, but to deeply entrench racism and racist policies across America, and it is being promoted by garbage news outlets like Jeff Bezos’ Washington Post, quite possible one of the worst news organizations ever to exist. The new talking point is that white people are incapable of not being racist because, well, they’re white, and the ‘white racial identity’ must be expunged like so much cancerous tissue. But you don’t have to take my word for it, we have a video that shows you all this, and much more, from the mouths.
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Texas Rep. Chip Roy joined the Daily Caller News Foundation’s Samantha Renck to discuss protests at a Loudoun County, Virginia, school board meeting against Critical Race Theory and a transgender policy, how parents can stay informed about what their kids are learning, and more.
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A federal judge delivered a major setback to a recently-passed Florida law touted by Gov. Ron DeSantis and aimed at stopping Big Tech censorship of conservatives.
“Balancing the exchange of ideas among private speakers is not a legitimate governmental interest,” Judge Robert Hinkle wrote in his order Wednesday evening. “And even aside from the actual motivation for this legislation, it is plainly content-based and subject to strict scrutiny.”
Technology trade groups NetChoice and the Computer and Communications Industry Association which represent Facebook, Google, Amazon, Twitter and other large tech companies filed a lawsuit challenging the legislation days after DeSantis signed it into law in May.
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New York City’s updated results for its mayoral primary show former NYPD officer Eric Adams with a slim lead over former city sanitation commissioner Kathryn Garcia a day after the city’s Board of Elections mistakenly counted approximately 135,000 invalid ballots.
The results were identical to Tuesday’s unofficial ones, with Adams at 51.1% and Garcia at 48.9%. Tuesday was the first election in the city’s history to use ranked choice voting, and its initial tally included incorrect preliminary vote counts before the board withdrew them hours later.
Adams, who was the frontrunner in the campaign’s final days, leads Garcia by 14,755 votes, while Maya Wiley finished third after totaling just 347 shy of second. His lead, however, is not guaranteed, since New York City is waiting until July 6 to count approximately 125,000 absentee ballots that could decide who will likely be its next mayor.
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