C.G. Jones
C.G. Jones is an American journalist and fiction writer. MFA Minnesota State University, BA University of Alabama. He has words in The Post Millennial, The Debrief, Countere Magazine, inter alia. Novel: Project: Sleepless Dream. On Twitter: @Heterodoxica.
Facebook kneels to advertising boycott and censors Trump ads
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that the social media platform will alter its policies to ban "hate speech" after a number of activists pressured major corporations to pull ads from the tech giant.
Parler gains 500,000 new accounts after Twitter bans conservative voices
Half a million people have jumped to the alternative social media platform Parler after Twitter suspended two conservative accounts on Tuesday.
California Democrats vote to reintroduce racial discrimination through affirmative action
Democratic legislators in California on Wednesday voted to reverse the state's current ban on racial preferences, thus reinstating affirmative action by ratifying Assembly Constitutional Amendment 5 (ACA5).
Calvin Klein features its first 'transqueer lesbian' model for Pride Month
For Pride Month, the American fashion brand Calvin Klein put out a nine-part video series featuring what they called "rising stars" in the LGBTQ community, including Jari Jones—a self-described "transqueer lesbian."
Black Stanford University Medical students demand $25 million for 'social justice'
This 16 point list of demands explains exactly how the $25 million is to be spent, for training in anti-racism, infrastructure, data collection, and emotional needs.
Reporter identifies man who assaulted him and tried to steal his phone in Seattle autonomous zone
A man who assaulted a reporter in Seattle's Capitol Hill Occupied Protest has been identified as DeJuan Young.
Cosby's wife bashes #MeToo for supporting white women who accuse black men of sexual assault
Camille Cosby—Bill Cosby's wife—spoke out against the heavily scrutinized #MeToo movement in her first interview in the last six years.
Conservatives are flocking to social media app Parler as Twitter cracks down on free speech
Amid efforts on the part of Twitter to ban, suspend, and censor prominent conservative voices from its platform in recent weeks, users have decided to give Parler a try—a social media platform functionally similar to Twitter without the censorship.
Johnson & Johnson to pay $2.1 billion over cancerous ingredient in baby powder
A US court upheld a verdict that talcum powder sold by Johnson & Johnson caused ovarian cancer and has ordered the pharmaceutical company to pay $2.1 billion in damages.
Mob intends to tear down the Emancipation Memorial and is backed by DC lawmaker
The Emancipation Memorial in DC, featuring Abraham Lincoln, will be torn down by the mob. Local DC lawmakers back the plan to remove it.
BREAKING: Sir John A. MacDonald statue vandalized in downtown Toronto
The Sir John A. MacDonald statue was vandalized in Queen's Park in downtown Toronto. This is the second MacDonald statue to be vandalized in the last week.
New Yorkers stage honk-fest outside Gracie Mansion to demand action on over 9,000 complaints of illegal firework explosions
A flurry of protesters congregated around Gracie Mansion on Monday demanding that Bill de Blasio take action against the incessant fireworks in New York City.
EXPOSED: Project Veritas reveals Facebook employees admitting they delete pro-Trump material
James O'Keefe's Project Veritas released a short video Tuesday morning as part of what O'Keefe has called #ExposeFacebook, which reveals Facebook insiders opening up about how they delete pro-Trump material that crops up on their social media platform.
DC mob assaults journalist for recording protest outside White House
BLM and anti-statue protestors hurled threats and obscenities at Daily Caller reporter Shelby Talcott in Washington, D.C. before trying to steal her phone and pushing her Monday evening amid a resurgence of protesters and vandals in the area.
Seattle councilwoman blames shooting on 'right-wing' attackers with no evidence
Seattle City Councilwoman Kshama Sawant has pinned the Saturday shooting in Seattle's autonomous zone as a "right-wing attack," despite any evidence at all.