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They want Democrats to “fight to end racism and discrimination.”

Tennessee Republicans vow to invalidate their own primary if a "racist" wins.

The “single most offensive display of public art in Pittsburgh” will be replaced by a statue of a black woman.

ICE may not make arrests at N.Y. state prisons or jails.

Apologizes “for all the things that the police have done dating back 200 years.”

It's part of the "Way to Win: 2022 Victory Party."

“In a democratic society everyone should be entitled to participate and feel safe,” says pro-immigration MP.

Blacks want to be pandered to directly, not just through talk of "economic justice."

The U.S. may be the first country conquered by fear of intolerance.

White mayor thinks gentrification is also a problem.

It’s a “decolonising model of practice based on dialogue, communication, power sharing, and negotiation.”

Coulter "can’t imagine how it could be any worse."

She wants to "fight all cowardly attacks on our immigrant communities.”

City will spend millions on lawyers for every single illegal ICE tries to deport.

Deputy works for CAIR on the side.

Memorials, protests, and sit-ins brought the beloved attraction back.

She also says that “you have to do something about it.”

It’s no good if diversity “sits at the bottom.” You have to “stir it up.”

She has still offered no evidence that she is part Cherokee.

Councilman: “This move reflects the community’s desires.”

His views on race, culture, and religion make him “unfit” to be a town official.

For Democrats, protecting DACA is a “moral imperative” and “key to getting votes.”

She posted letters from constituents supporting her position on residential schools.

John McCain is the renegade of a generation.

He's trending that way.

We thought immigrants were going to pay for whites’ retirement!

He thinks America's greatest strength is assimilation.

“What it means to be Irish is going to completely change.”

Unending apologies, underscored with tears and sobs.

Montrreal mayor disappointed that her party didn’t elect more non-whites.

Another scalp: Because apologizing is never enough.

Whites are having to make their peace with black-on-white crime.

He also said that Islam is not a religion of peace. But he’s sorry for all that now.

Dianne Feinstein, Janet Reno, and Barbara Boxer used to be in favor of enforcing illegal-immigration laws.

Dozens of GOP congressmen say they'd join Dems to pass DREAMer protections.

Remember what happened to Bush in '92 . . .

Is Trump playing Three-card Monte or 3D chess with immigration promises?

It passed unanimously.

Centrists look to take the wind out of the sails of the rising populist right.

It may be only a setup for a later amnesty.

Does the West have the will to survive?

It's more complicated than many Trump supporters think.

Goes on to say that Dreamers in Chicago are safe.

In unrelated news, the AfD is expected to elect MPs for the first time ever this September.

Suggests it may be a "symbol of hate."

Half of Canadians want them deported.

Elites know they themselves won't be hurt by the policies they promote.

Mitch McConnell has yet to comment.

"Inciting a riot" would become a "hate crime," with harsher penalties and all.

Somalis head north.

Press and politicians are blind to the truth.

The more clear a pattern, the less our rulers are willing to face it.

Sylvi Listhaug — Norway's voice of reason.

Mohamed Noor was an "affirmative action hire" if ever there was one.

"Clowns Without Borders" will liven up integration events.

Muslim militant bags $10.5 million, plus an apology.

Straight talk from a police officer.

Erna Solberg may be the most ethnomasochistic leader in the West.

No issue puts the two groups more at odds than immigration.

Officials claim this will prevent t a surge of immigration before Brexit kicks in.

A longtime liberal offers some advice.

Man who defeated Marine Le Pen is already accused of racism.

"I was uncomfortable with the situation, and I wanted them to resolve it."

Says South Africa won't become another Zimbabwe.

They need to stop worrying about "Islamophobia" and start worrying about terrorism.

No city better represents "E pluribus unum" than New Orleans, he says.

More straight talk from Colin Flaherty.

Politicians repeat the same hollow lines.

Whites must never talk about monkeys.

Carpetbagger sets sights on Robert E. Lee.

"I still believe in Trumpism. I have no regrets for ferociously supporting him. What choice did we have?"

But they still won't release their hiring figures.

He still has three more years.

Since the ballot was secret, diplomats were urged to tell the Saudis how they voted.

And he wants a "common Europe" rather than nationalism.