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Ohio Democrats criticized and yelled at Rep. Jena Powell while she was attempting to propose an amendment that would protect the integrity of girls and women's sports in Ohio last week.
Ibram X. Kendi contradicted his past statements in a recent interview with Joy Reid, saying that "white-people aren't inherently racist" after years of teaching that white people are, in fact, racist.
Of the defendants, he said "they are kind of vulnerable. They are in captivity, their finances are ruined, they can't afford lawyers, so they are at the mercy of the government."
The Liberals unveiled Bill C-36 last week to target online hate and extremism, which would effectively increase the amount of oversight power awarded to Canadian bureaucracies
At the Trans Pride protest in London last weekend, a placard was placed on a war memorial in central London calling for the killing of JK Rowling.
A press release from the Seattle Education Association surfaced that stated that the group had voted to endorse a resolution to boycott, divest, and sanction Israel.
Brian Stelter took to the airwaves Sunday to complain about his opposition in conservative media.
China accused the Apple Daily of "fake news" based on NBC's sloppy reporting and used this made-up allegation to in their campaign to destroy Hong Kong's pro-democracy newspaper.
The Times actually reached out to the Pulitzer committee to let them know that McNeil wasn't really racist, despite their having accepted his resignation on the grounds that he was in fact racist.
The Trudeau Liberals have gone mad with power. Justin Trudeau loves censorship!
The College expects Ontario doctors to forget their training to "do no harm," and to threaten doctors for speaking out against the damage that lockdowns have caused to their patients' health.
It was just a year ago that King was calling for statues to be pulled down in the name of social justice, proclaiming fully that the tearing down of statues as a form of political speech.
President Joe Biden had what some are calling another extremely awkward performance at a press conference on Thursday, where he leaned into the mic and whispered.
"Personally I don’t understand how you sleep at night," she wrote. "I never gave you permission to raise nothing. Along with the United States, you robbed me for the death of my son."