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Trump: "Cancel culture at work!"

Whatever happened to "words will never hurt me"?

"Hate" against blacks is more harmful than "hate" against whites.

"All traditional media and social media companies have obligations and responsibilities to mitigate against racism."

The Times gets preachy again.

Black students say the rock's removal "is a huge accomplishment for us."

So who's "tolerant" and who's not?

He dared to be interviewed by American Renaissance.

Business owner: “It would be great if a racist restaurant is flagged. But I don’t know if Yelp should be the judge and jury.”

The idea was proposed by Scottish Justice secretary Humza Yousaf.

"If I got it wrong I would have got into trouble."

Black athletes demand university replace its fight song.

The principal complained about BLM's "coercive measures."

The general allegedly used a racial slur.

"Dumbo," "Aladdin," and "Peter Pan" now have content warnings.

Exec said an ad was "too black."

Feinstein once replaced a vandalized Confederate flag.

"Social justice" consultant: "Everything I do is in violation of the executive order."

Association wants "all members of [its] profession" to confess.

Any business could get one.

Another win against "critical race theory" training.

How soon until "white rice" is rechristened?

What's scarier than that?

House Dems don't like the term "Chinese virus."

Exhibiting the heads "reinforces racist and stereotypical thinking."

"The current situation is that racism and issues about ethnicity can be ignored in social work."

They didn't like the sound of "nèi ge."

A reflection on being a thought criminal.

It wants to control the country.

One's sensitivities must be kept up to date.

We can't have "an army of privileged old white women" explaining art to the public.

NASA is at work.

Sad!

She supposedly helped scalp several Amerindians.

Policemen have had enough abuse.

Glenn Loury on the madness of 2020.

Trader José isn't getting deported after all.

It's not palatable to actually try to save black lives.

Finance magazine says Trump supporters should not manage anyone's money.

Black heterodox professor on university indoctrination.

Adios to Trader José.

A look at non-white victims of anti-white racism.

An interview with a Harvard professor who follows the facts.

Clear evidence of white privilege.

What's in a name?

Many major retailers stopped carrying Redskins merchandise.

"Even if you show no hostility . . . you’re probably still racist. You just don’t know it. Especially if you’re white."

Walt Disney might be next.

Hasbro changed the game's rules “to make clear that slurs are not permissible.”

With the minorities to the right, and the woke whites to the left.

The school is offering counseling, but many students don't think that's enough.

Police chief: "[W]e hope this will be something that others might consider doing as well."

On the recent travails of Jaden McNeil.

The Romans practiced slavery.

He fought for the North during the Civil War.

Can't say a black woman is "street smart."

The museum needs "curators of color."

Company will now be "part of the solution on racial equality."

The Orlando Sentinel and the Tampa Bay Times recently announced the same.

Even things that were never racist are now racist.

It's time for schadenfreude.

Uncle Ben will be next. He is no longer a credit to his rice.

And why you should do so soon.

Black Chief Justice of North Carolina: "Black people are ostracized, cast out, and dehumanized."

“It’s so hard to be a person of color at this company."

Star doesn't not seem to realize he is contradicting himself.

Facts about crime are racist.

They should have changed their name to "Lady Reconstruction."

He's taught at UCLA since 1981.

Two years ago, the company was sued for doing this.

"The enterprise of science has been — and remains — complicit in systemic racism."

Oscar-winning classic is gone with the wind.

The dictionary takes a knee.

Company made the mistake of letting people speak their minds without using their names.

"CrossFit CEO Greg Glassman might have cost his company millions with just 13 characters."