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Commentary Two years ago, major American cities were segregated by vaccine status. Mask mandates delineated safe and unsafe. ...

Despite widespread black poverty caused by unemployment, progress has been made towards the goal of a racially equal society.

The fourth of july. we have the largest middle class in the world of the greatest class mobility, highest gdp, more food than we can consume and the highest level of innovation but how many on the left want you to believe the u.s. is fundamentally evil and the only way to atone for america's sins is through redistribution, marxism, new green deal, climate change, critical race theory, radical groups like black lives matter, so-called racial equity programs as vessels and schools now are indoctrinating your kids and many others. let's take a look at one specific example. let's look at aoc, cong...

In the world of the greatest class mobility, highest gdp, more foodd than we can consume and the highest level of innovation but how many on the left want you to believe the u.s. is fundamentally evil and the only way to atone for america's sins is through redistribution, marxism, new green deal, climate change, critical race theory, radical groups like black lives matter, so-called racial equity programs as vessels and schools now are indoctrinating your kids and many others. let's take a look at one specific example. let's look at aoc, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez's new green deal....

President Joe Biden spoke to Congress April 28, 2021, with a historic duo flanking him: two women, one of them African American. Vice President Kamala Harris called the proceedings to order; Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi made the formal introduction of Biden to Congress. We asked three scholars to provide reactions to Biden’s speech, which began with a recounting of his administration’s accomplishments during its first 100 days and ended with his plea for unity so that America can “deliver on its promise.” A return to normalcy Karrin Vasby Anderson, Professor of Communication Stud...