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.
WATCH: Seattle's autonomous zone had a segregated black-only zone—and it was guarded by white people
Seattle's autonomous zone organized a segregated protest on Friday, to celebrate Juneteenth. It organized a blacks-only area that is guarded and monitored by white people.
Ben Mulroney resigns as host of 'eTalk' after wife's racism scandal
Ben Mulroney announced that he is stepping down from his post as host of the CTV entertainment program "eTalk" after his wife Jessica Mulroney threatened the career of black lifestyle influencer Sasha Exeter.
Another shooting happened in Seattle's autonomous zone last night
The Seattle Police Department reported another shooting had taken place Sunday evening in the "Capitol Hill Occupied Protest," better known as CHOP.
Gaming platform Discord jumps on the woke bandwagon
Disagreement is good. Debate is good. But these are not possible when one side is consistently shutting out the opposition’s voice and views on the matter. Discord doesn't care.
'1619 Project' writer pushes conspiracy theory that the government uses fireworks to disrupt black communities
Prominent New York Times reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones recently tweeted in support of a conspiracy theory that apparently government officials have been handing out fireworks to minorities in New York City in an effort to keep black people from sleeping.
Turkey drops bombs on Iran and Syria—targets Kurdish group it says has ties to Antifa
Turkey dropped bombs on Iraq and Syria, striking a Kurdish militia that has been accused of training members of the far-left extremist group known as Antifa—a movement that has caused destruction and mayhem throughout the US.
UBC chair forced to resign from board of governors for liking tweets critical of Black Lives Matter
The chair of the University of British Columbia's board of governors has resigned after criticizing and pushing back against Black Lives Matter.
Antifa prevents Seattle police from solving CHAZ shooting
At least two people were shot during an incident inside Seattle's Capitol Hill "autonomous zone" early Saturday morning.
AOC praises TikTok teens who interfered with Trump presidential campaign
A significant number of teens used communist China-owned social media platform TikTok to fake ticket reservations for President Donald Trump's campaign rally in Tulsa, drawing support from blue-checked Twitter.
12 people shot in Minneapolis amid calls to disband the police
Twelve people were shot in Minneapolis early Sunday morning in the business district.
UN deletes tweet supporting Antifa after public backlash
The United Nations deleted a tweet they posted to Twitter on Friday after receiving public backlash for defending Antifa's right to "freedom of expression" and "peaceful assembly."
'1619 Project' writer claims 'America isn't burning' as America burns
New York Times magazine and 1619 Project writer Nikole Hannah-Jones said that it would be an honor to call the destruction and mayhem across the US the "1619 riots."
#CancelYale exposed the hypocrisy of the left
The Twitter hashtag #CancelYale started trending on Saturday amid demonstrators calling for and taking down statues across the US and abroad dedicated to historical figures, charging them with racism and pro-slavery views.
German city to install controversial Vladimir Lenin statue
Over three decades after the end of communism in the eastern bloc, the western German city of Gelsenkirchen unveiled a controversial new monument in honor of the Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin on Saturday.
Rioters topple Ulysses S. Grant statue on Juneteenth
Demonstrators used Juneteenth as a pretext for tearing down a monument in San Francisco in honor of Ulysses S. Grant—who helped win the Civil War that led to the emancipation of slaves in the American South.