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Source: The MAGA world’s infighting over the controversy surrounding right-wing podcaster Nick Fuentes is interesting. I mean, the only real difference between Fuentes and most right-wing talking heads in the media is that the others feel compelled to somewhat mask their bigotry until they get caught saying the quiet part out loud, whereas Fuentes doesn’t believe there should even be a quiet part. Fuentes is what all MAGA supporters are […]

Source: Caylo Seals / Getty At a Turning Point USA event in Phoenix, Vice President JD Vance, the self-appointed “hillbilly” who made it out the mud, told white Americans they no longer have to “apologize for being white.” After Vance’s remarks, much of the media coverage fixated on crowd reaction, viral outrage, and whether the comment was provocative or racist, with outlets describing applause and backlash. The coverage treats the […]

Source: KOCO video screenshot / KOCO screenshot If the state of Oklahoma was ever looking to shed its reputation for consistently being among the lowest-ranked states in terms of education, it’s not going to be able to look to the University of Oklahoma to aid in that effort, because OU is clearly more interested in doing for mediocre white people what mediocre white people think DEI does for Black people. […]

Source: Tasos Katopodis / Getty At this point, it’s becoming more and more clear that President Donald Trump’s go-to strategies for coping with his plummeting popularity are raging on social media, giving word salad speeches nobody asked for, and naming things after himself. Seriously, that has to be the reason for his obsession with slapping his surname on buildings and products, as if everything he touches needs to carry the […]

Source: Reach Media / Radio One When it comes to keeping our community informed and ready for action, few voices resonate quite like Sybil Wilkes. A trusted veteran in broadcasting, Wilkes has always been a beacon of truth, cutting through the noise to deliver the stories that impact Black America directly. In her latest “What We Need to Know” segment, she breaks down critical updates ranging from major legal battles […]

Source: Reach Media / Radio One Staying informed is key to staying empowered. In her latest “What We Need to Know” segment, Sybil Wilkes delivers the essential updates impacting our community, from shifts in federal policy to personal stories of struggle and major changes in how we receive our tax money. ✕

Source: Boston Globe / Getty Today, in the can’t keep a job chronicles, the police officer who fatally shot Tamir Rice has been fired from his fourth job in seven years. According to the Guardian, Timothy Loehmann was fired on Friday from his role as a ranger at the Snowshoe Resort Community District (SRCD). “Ranger Tim Loehmann is no longer employed by the SRCD. The Board of the SRCD met […]

Source: Artit_Wongpradu / Getty The holidays are a time to slow down, unwind, and create beautiful memories for years to come. For many, watching one’s favorite television show or movie as a family is a tradition that many look forward to, either after a delicious meal or before a gift exchange.  Watching television as a family provides a familiar mix of times past, spectacle (depending on which family members show […]

Source: Caylo Seals / Getty In today’s episode of Is The Anti-White Oppression In The Room With Us? Vice President JD Vance has declared to white America that it no longer has to apologize for being white. During the same speech, President Donald Trump’s VP reminded us that pro-whiteness is always pro-white supremacy by making a racist comment about Rep. Jasmine Crockett. Vance made the remarks on Sunday, during a […]