Cartoonist, satirist, and political commentator Scott Adams, who formerly identified as a black man, has been canceled this week over comments, some people have alleged to be racist, on his podcast. A day after he made comments on “Real Coffee with Scott” saying that he doesn’t want to have anything to do with blacks anymore, […]
Part 1 of 2 Articles (Part 2 Here) Rejection used to be common for medical sociologist Thomas LaVeist when he tried to get his research published on the effects of racism on the health of black people. “Now,” said the 60-year-old dean of Tulane University’s School of Public Health & Tropical Medicine, “I have those […]
Recently, a headline in the Los Angeles Daily News said, “Black Families are Reluctant to Return to LAUSD Schools Due to Systemic Racism, Report Says.” What’s really happening is parents believe that the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) tends to assign lesser-qualified educators to schools in low-income communities. One parent complained that a first-grade […]
The greatest crisis of our time is the continued effort to divide the country by putting a name on everything and pitting one group against another. A country divided cannot stand. Democrats have labeled America as having “systemic racism” to slow black Americans from achieving their success. I call hogwash. Remember these words of Booker […]
Every morning for 59 seconds or less, Elder has “Robe Rage” on Instagram. Here are what some of the recent rages are about: politics, the Democrats, the “Big Lie,” Black Lives Matter, systemic racism, Joe Biden, Trump derangement syndrome, and more. Follow EpochTV on Facebook and Twitter “The Larry Elder News Show” is available on YouTube, […]
Two Republican lawmakers are calling for hammer thrower bronze medalist Gwendolyn Berry to be removed from the team after using her position in the U.S. Olympics as a vehicle for her activism. Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-Texas) and Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) made similar comments over the June 26 incident when Berry decided to turn away from the American flag […]
A U.S. Olympic track and field trials athlete protested the playing of the National Anthem on June 26 in Oregon by turning away from the American flag and placing a black T-shirt over her head. Gwendolyn Berry, who received a bronze medal in the hammer throw that day, took a quarter turn away from the […]
If you enjoyed Larry’s movie, “Uncle Tom,” you will enjoy “The Streets Were My Father.” The film is about three men, all former career criminals, who ended up serving heavy sentences for homicides they committed. None of these men had a father in their lives, as is the case with 85 percent of all prisoners. […]
Depending on how many drinks Larry had the night before, he posts unabashed and uncensored commentary every morningon on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter titled “Robe Rage.” In this episode, Larry shares some of his favorite comments on topics including systemic racism, white “savior” politicians, Hillary Clinton’s “big lie,” and, of course, all the hypocrisy from […]
“Do not use justice for blacks as excuse to destroy this nation,” says Bob Woodson. A veteran of the civil rights movement, he argues that the legacy of the civil rights movement is being perverted and weaponized to punish whites. Today, we discuss the devastating human cost of the “race grievance industry” he believes is […]
According to the Democrats and mainstream media, George Floyd’s death represents police engagement in systemic racism. Never mind the fact that research shows the police are more hesitant and reluctant to use force on a black suspect than a white suspect. In this episode, Larry shares three stories that arguably demonstrate systemic racism but that […]
“Every system you could possibly think of produces some kind of racial or sexual or class discrepancy. And this allows the radicals to be radicals eternally, and to claim that everything is racist,” says Wilfred Reilly. Headlines tell us that blacks get shot by police officers more often, get paid less than whites, and tend […]
How is the anger and grief following George Floyd’s killing being exploited? Why does civil rights veteran Bob Woodson argue that the national focus on systemic racism distracts from larger problems facing black America? How do funds meant for helping low-income black communities fail to actually go to the people who need it most? And, […]
