Tag Archives: Martin Luther King

Decline of the Diversity Industry?

Posted on October 4, 2023 by Alyssa Sonnenburg

Most schools are actively indoctrinating our children with falsehoods about all kinds of things. These falsehoods range from sexuality to racism to economics to our nation’s founding, even to math and science and medicine and the environment.

Posted in CRT/Racism/BLM, Education, Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, Sexuality | Tagged American University, antiracist, Antiracist Research and Policy Center, BIPOC, Black Lives Matter, BLM, Boston University, Center for Antiracist Research, children, Decline of the Diversity Industry?, DEI, education, George Floyd, George Zimmerman, Henry Rogers, How to Be an Antiracist, Ibram X. Kendi, Jack Dorsey, Kendi, LGBT, Martin Luther King, Nikole Hannah-Jones, Parents, racism, racist, Robin DeAngelo, sophist, Stamped from the Beginning, Stamped from the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America, Ta-Nehisi Coates, Teachers, Trayvon Martin, Twitter, White Fragility | Comments Off

Comments from Some Pro-Life Leaders on 50 years of “Roe v. Wade”

Posted on January 26, 2023 by David E Smith

“Roe v. Wade” turned 50 years old on Sunday, January 22nd. This is the infamous U.S. Supreme Court decision that effectively gave us abortion on demand (when you add the impact of its companion decision of the same day, “Doe v. Bolton.”) Here are some comments from some pro-life leaders on the fallout from 50 years of “Roe.”

Posted in Sanctity of Life | Tagged Abby Johnson, Alveda King, Doe v. Bolton, Eric Scheidler, Father Frank Pavone, Joe Scheidler, Jr., Martin Luther King, Planned Parenthood, Priests for Life, Pro-Life Action League, Roe v. Wade, Speak for Life, U.S. Supreme Court | Comments Off

Critical Race Theory Is Anti-Christian

Posted on October 8, 2021 by David E Smith

Critical Race Theory is hard to understand, perhaps deliberately so. Its advocates use common terms differently than do the rest of us. For example, almost everybody associates “racist”[1] with someone who thinks one race is superior to others. But to these advocates, every American is automatically racist, even if no racial intent exists at all.

Even Christians are being deceived by Critical Race Theory. For example, one religious college held a conference that claimed “there is no such thing as being white and being a Christian.”[2] This statement underscores the need to understand the claims of Critical Race Theory and how it impacts Christianity.

Posted in CRT/Racism/BLM, Education, Marriage/Family/Culture | Tagged Alex Nester, Alissa Widman Neese, Bible, Christopher Rufo, Critical Race Theory, Dennis Prager, Dr. Nicki Cole, George Orwell, Ibram X. Kendi, Janel George, Jarrett Stepman, Jason Ryan, John Hannam, Jr., Julie Barrett, Karl Marx, Kelly BUrton, Kevin Roberts, Laurie Higgins, Luna Castelli, Martin Luther King, Marxism, Mateo Castelli, Michael Ginsberg, Neil Shenvi, Nicole Solas, Oliver Perry, Philippe Lemoine, Robert Rector, Robin DiAngelo, Sam Dorman, Sarah Zielinski, The Heritage Foundation, Tom Knighton, Trofim Lysenko, Worldview | Comments Off

Tear Down this Statue, But Don’t Look Over There

Posted on July 6, 2021 by David E Smith

I recently read a very interesting, and brave, editorial from Bill Donohue of the Catholic League. It appeared on AFA’s national news service - One News Now. He points out the contradiction in the efforts to remove statues all across America because of how the culture now views the words or actions of certain individuals which can often cloud how they are remembered today for their larger contributions.

Posted in Sexuality | Tagged Abraham Lincoln, ACT-UP, Barack Obama, Bill Donohue, Brenda Howard, Catholic League, Christopher Columbus, Communist Party, George Washington, Gilbert Baker, Harry Hay, Harry Truman, Harvey Milk, Larry Kramer, Martin Luther King, Mattachine Society, NAMBLA, One News Now, Pride month, Theodore Roosevelt | Comments Off

Tax-Funded Illinois Propagandists Slam 1776 Report’s Honest History

Posted on February 5, 2021 by David E Smith

Tax-funded propagandists in media and academia across Illinois are demonizing the historic 1776 Report report on the public's dime, without offering any examples of errors or inaccuracies among the facts presented by President Donald J. Trump's 1776 Commission.

Posted in Education, Media Watch | Tagged 1619 Project, 1776 Commission, Abraham Lincoln, Carol Swain, Chicago State University, Donald J. Trump, Jr., Lionel Kimble Jr., Martin Luther King, New York Times, WBEZ | Comments Off

Liberals Howl When Trump Announces ‘1776 Commission’

Posted on September 21, 2020 by David E Smith

On Thursday, Sept. 17, President Donald Trump signed a proclamation extolling our country’s virtues and praising our Founding Fathers for their courage, wisdom, insight and sacrifice as they crafted a Constitution that would guard and guarantee life and liberty for all United States citizens.

In his corresponding speech, the president announced his intention to establish a “1776 Commission” aimed at encouraging our nation’s public schools to teach the historical facts of our nation’s founding.

Posted in Education | Tagged 1776 Commission, Demosthenes, Donald Trump, Martin Luther King, New York Times, Nikole Hannah-Jones, Randi Weingarten, Russell Kirk, Yamiche Alcindor | Comments Off

Margaret Sanger, Busted

Posted on September 18, 2015 by David E Smith

In late August a group of about two dozen African-American pastors staged a protest outside of the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C.

The National Portrait Gallery isn’t the kind of D.C. landmark you normally associate with protests, but then again, this wasn’t your standard-issue D.C. protest. It was an attempt to set a long-distorted historical record straight.

The protesters demanded the removal of a bust of Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger from an exhibit entitled “Struggle for Justice.” To understand why they’re making this demand, you need to know about both the exhibit and Sanger’s views.

The exhibit features …

Posted in Sanctity of Life | Tagged E. W. Jackson, Jr., Margaret Sanger, Martin Luther King, Robert Wald Sussman | Comments Off