An interracial society is our future…if we can let go of the past
By Matthew Delaney We’ll have to accept our cut-and-dry idea of race will only get more amorphous over the course of our lives. People are becoming more diverse and identifying…
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An interracial society is our future…if we can let go of the past
By Matthew Delaney We’ll have to accept our cut-and-dry idea of race will only get more amorphous over the course of our lives. People are becoming more diverse and identifying…
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The FBI’s exploits are even shadier than you thought
By Rich Danker Jack Nicholson’s best line in The Departed happens near the end of the film. His mob boss character Frank Costello is confronted by Leonardo DiCaprio’s Billy Costigan.…
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It Truly Takes A Village
By Michael V. Hicks Jr. For those familiar with the title above, and for those not, let me explain. It’s an ancient African proverb. One that refers to the rearing…
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Rex will be your king: An open letter to leftists
By Rex Liberman To the Marxists, Socialists, Communists, and protesting classes, To the globalists, bourgeoisie, Democrats, and corporate oligarchy, To the lapdogs, bootlickers, identity addicts, and critical racists, To the…
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Time to get to work: the inspiring story of Laurence C. Jones
By Derek Franklin There are no extraordinary men… just extraordinary circumstances that ordinary men are forced to deal with. Many people today define themselves by what they can’t do. Others…
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The media is more important to Democrats than you are
By Matthew Delaney Ready for a brainy take? In order to become a better version of yourself, you’ll have to stomach looking stupid for a while. Genius, I know. My…
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What COVID-19 reveals about media-labeled “conspiracy theories”
By Mecca Fowler In the past year, the news surrounding COVID-19 revealed just how opaque the news gathering process is. Once the COVID-19 pandemic made its way to the United…
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Jay-Z ‘s NFL hustle speaks volumes
By Rich Danker One by one, the remnants of the sixth-winningest football team of the twentieth century have disappeared. The name was dropped last summer in the aftermath of the George Floyd protests.…
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Don’t let mean tweets become cause for censorship
By Seth Tamarkin A decade ago, rapper Tyler, The Creator said something profound about our relationship with the internet. Something that should’ve reverberated through our times for all to hear. …
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The Black Mecca that never was… but can be
By Barrington Martin II My city means a lot of things to many people, but to me, my city is the epicenter of culture. The metropolis of the south, Atlanta,…
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Jason Whitlock Talks Blaze Project, Outkick Sale, Religion, and Kwame Brown’s Future
The Scoon Q&A: Curtis Scoon: You left Outkick in December, what have you been doing the past six months? Jason Whitlock: Working on what’s next for me. Trying to be…
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Our Ancestors didn’t die for us to vote our power away
By Mecca Fowler “My ancestors died for my right to vote” is starting to sound like “my ancestors died for me to continuously give away my power.” It’s no secret…
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Personal identity politics is the cure for extremism
By Matthew Delaney All politics is identity politics in one form or another. But we’ve come to associate “identity” exclusively with physical traits, when it actually comes more from personal experiences. Politicians have always known the latter,…
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Activism season is back; will it top 2020?
By Rex Liberman Memorial Day has come and gone. Winter sports are wrapping up, and football is still months away. The town is hot, it’s summer in the city, and…
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Kwame Brown is the anti-celebrity
By Rich Danker “He breathes the same air I breathe so I’m going to treat him like a person.” That’s how Kwame Brown first spoke about Michael Jordan as the…
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Amazon’s monopoly is nearing a dangerous stage
By Seth Tamarkin We all remember learning how Teddy Roosevelt’s trust busting endeared him to the public. and put him alongside Lincoln on Mt. Rushmore. Where is this same heroic…
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Interview: What happened to late-night comedy?
By Rich Danker “You would think that by now the questions would have stopped.” That’s how Henry Bushkin opened his outstanding biography of longtime client and close friend, Johnny Carson.…
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It’s time we repeal the minimum wage
By Derek Franklin “Mandated wages are one of the most effective means of pricing one’s competition out of the market, and historically, mandated wages have been one of the most…
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You’re allowed to like being white
By Matthew Delaney White people should come out and admit they like being white. It’d make the world a much better place if they did. If you’ve paid attention to…
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The NBA has a communism problem
By Rex Liberman NBA ratings have steadily declined for years. Despite every media advantage, the league can’t find its footing with national audiences like it once could. Now, it routinely…
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Vaccine passports are unethical and classist
By Mecca Fowler Vaccine passports are certainly unethical. Arguably, they’re classist too. When the COVID-19 pandemic hammered the United States in 2020, a once-in-a-lifetime polarizing divide emerged. The question became on…
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If only Biden was the progressive conservatives fear he is
By Seth Tamarkin It’s no coincidence Democrats waited for a Biden Presidency to finally embrace the “progressive” label. Everywhere you look, you learn how President Biden has transformed at 79-years…
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The nuclear family is still important as ever
By Mecca Fowler Over the last few years, there’s been controversy surrounding the idea of the “nuclear family” within academia. Sociologists coined the concept of the nuclear family in 1925.…
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Vaccine passports demand you trade your privacy for trust
By Matthew Delaney The Covid-19 pandemic is ending “trust fall”-style as the U.S. lifts restrictions with no strings attached. But first, those holding their arms out to catch us want…
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The media will cover up Bill Gates’ exposure to Epstein’s world
By Rich Danker It turns out it isn’t just a Gray Divorce. Melinda Gates started hiring attorneys two years ago when news broke that Bill Gates met with Jeffrey Epstein…
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The problem with “trauma porn”, and four recent examples from video games to TV
By Mecca Fowler Generally, the purpose of sharing injustices via video and other forms of media is to raise awareness. Often, however, media companies commercialize our trauma for profit. It…
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Too many people rely on helplessness and hopefulness
By Rex Liberman Internationally acclaimed musician Eric Clapton recently went public with his negative reaction to the COVID-19 vaccine. Though he made no mention of partisan politics in his first-hand…
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Why the worst of us go into politics, and what we can do about it
by Derek Franklin Power attracts the corruptible. Suspect any who seek it. – Frank Herbert From the halls of Congress to the White House, with few exceptions, people elect the…
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Are you not entertained? How ‘celebrity’ came to define black leadership
By Curtis Scoon “Show me in the white community where a comedian is a white leader. Show me in the white community where a singer is a white leader –…
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I was in Israel during the last Gaza war. The “both sides” argument is bullshit.
By Seth Tamarkin In 2014 I found myself in a warzone. My summer camp took a month-long trip to the Holy Land itself, Israel. The same day we arrived, Israel waged…
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Will crypto beat the system? If you can’t beat it, join it
By Matthew McCarty Blockchain technology has real potential and current day utility. But to what ability will it shape our future? It may come as a surprise to learn that blockchain…
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Trump’s tweet sprees now evoke steadier times
By Rich Danker Call it the Brooks Brothers rebellion. In 2020, legions of middle-aged, white-collar men deserted a Republican president and swung the election to a Democrat. Their cocktail party…
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The Biden ‘bubble’ looks ready to burst
By Matthew Delaney Of all the promises Joe Biden made during his presidential campaign, his main pitch was competence. His stated goals may have been “shutting down the virus, not…
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To defeat liberalism, conservatives need to stop complaining
By Rex Liberman Conservatives will never win if they continue complaining like liberals do. Egalitarianism, the forced equality of outcome, is becoming leftist society’s goal across all spectrums. Egalitarianism’s supporters…
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Calling white supremacists ‘terrorists’ will actually hurt marginalized communities
By Seth Tamarkin After the Capitol Riots, there’s been renewed calls for the United States to treat white supremacists as ‘domestic terrorists.’ President Biden has just said it aloud too. …
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Critical Race Theory seeks to destroy our country from within
By Rex Liberman Progressive politics champions a false reality through critical race theory (CRT) and other critical theories. They demand its adherents lie to themselves and then persecute anyone that opposes it. Eventually, though, as…
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Howard Stern sneaks in a truth about celebrities and politics
By Rich Danker It used to be only members of Congress and other high-ranking officials conceived of themselves as political saviors. But in a culture obsessed with politics, celebrities can’t…
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Liberals, quit cancel culture while you still can
By Mecca Fowler Cancel culture is an ugly beast that’s becoming larger than any person or political party could have intended. As ideologically divided as we are here in America,…
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Vaccine hesitancy is by design
By Matthew Delaney If our politicians and health officials want us to be hesitant about taking the vaccine, they’re doing an excellent job. If they came out tomorrow and said…
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Four issues holding back America’s black community from progressing
It is not news that the Black community is not moving on one accord when it comes to getting the things we are asking for and are owed in this…
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Drug decriminalization is the key to winning the War on Drugs
The movie ‘Devil in a Blue Dress,’ set in the summer of 1948, presented an accurate picture of what many black neighborhoods used to look like. The main character, Ezekiel…
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The great American grift (part one)
“When you want to help people, you tell them the truth. When you want to help yourself, you tell them what they want to hear.” – Thomas Sowell Racism exists, prejudice exists,…
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Why the sports betting bubble will burst
A longtime tech marketing trick is wrapping old faces in fresh packaging. That’s what DraftKings did Wednesday by announcing the hiring of Dan Le Batard and his crew to a…
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Who’s afraid of Iran?
When Americans read the news, either liberal or conservative, chances are they’ll hear about the Islamic Republic of Iran’s imminent threat to America. With President Biden poised to rejoin the…
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The left’s monopoly on ‘meaning’ is killing our symbols
You often hear that we have problematic symbols laced throughout our society. That’s incorrect — we have a problem where left-wing tastemakers own a monopoly on interpreting the meaning that a symbol…
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If you truly care about someone, stop empathizing with them
A fundamental difference between progressive and conservative politics is the progressive reliance on emotions over facts when molding policy decisions. This isn’t a new or revolutionary take, leftists once attacked…
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On activism, controlled opposition, and Black Lives Matter
During the home stretch of President Obama’s 2012 re-election campaign there was a shift in the public discourse that impacted the presidential race. On February 26 of the same year,…
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To individuals with skepticism over the covid-19 vaccines
Before starting this discussion, I want to state that this piece was not written to convince nor deter individuals from taking any of the available COVID-19 vaccines. It was further…
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