Category: Race and Race Relations
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Sometimes You Have to Create the Racism in Order to Defeat It
More details have emerged about the Southern Poverty Law Center’s funding the right-wing extremism it purported to fight. Here’s the updated account, contained in a superseding indictment filed by the Department of Justice, of SPLC Employee-3 who helped organize the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville. — JAB The SPLC Secretly Paid F-37 More…
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Coming Soon to a 2nd Grade Classroom Near You – Critical Whiteness
by James C. Sherlock Marx believed the economic system determines the nature of social, political, and intellectual life. The University of Virginia (Main Campus) School of Education and Human Development has established itself as a leader in Marxist thought in education. This author thinks that Virginians will learn from that school’s “Critical Whiteness Study…
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Let Your Rage Fuel You
by Kerry Dougherty Here are four words I never thought I’d utter: Abigail Spanberger was right. During the campaign she urged Virginia to be fueled by rage. Well, after watching the patently illegal shenanigans by the “10 effing 1” Democrat crowd I’m feeling the rage and it’s fueling my desire to see Southern states go…
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Left-Wing Money Paid For Deadly 2017 Charlottesville “Hate Rally”
by Scott Dreyer On April 21, when many Virginians were focused on the gerrymander election, the federal Department of Justice (DOJ) made a bombshell announcement: The innocuously-named Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), which for decades has posted a “Hate Map” where they targeted many right-wing individuals and groups, often including those holding pro-life, biblical, and/or conservative views,…
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How the Southern Poverty Law Center Con Infiltrated Every Power Pillar in the U.S.
We can finally stop pretending cries of ‘racism’ are anything more than failed leftist political talking points. by Beth Brelje When the Department of Justice (DOJ) indicted the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) last week on 11 counts of wire fraud, false statements to a federally insured bank, and conspiracy to commit concealment money laundering, it revealed…
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Dem Bill Would Discriminate Against White Men in Government Contracts
Will Governor Spanberger sign it? by Drew DiMeglio Democrat Abigail Spanberger won Virginia’s gubernatorial election last November by a large margin by campaigning as a moderate dealmaker. Five months later, she faces an impasse: A bill on her desk allowing state agencies to discriminate against businesses owned by white men when dishing out certain government…
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A Troubling Gap in School Transparency
by Stephanie Lundquist-AroraRepublished with permission from IWFeatures Last week, Fairfax County police confirmed that a public school student reported she was physically attacked at Centreville High School on March 4. Inside sources have told IW Features that the incident occurred during instructional hours and that the alleged assailant is a black male student. One source described…
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Cadet Crisis: VMI’s Culture on Trial
Proposed legislation reopens questions into the validity of the state’s investigation into VMI student culture. by Jackson Doane It’s commonly said that good fences make good neighbors. Between Washington and Lee (W&L) and the Virginia Military Institute (VMI), nothing separates us but a short walk, yet we have long been good neighbors. So when news…
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About Those Hate Crime Numbers…
The officially reported tally of hate crimes against Jews spiked to 84 in 2024, while the number against Blacks increased slightly from an already high level to 136, according to data from the Virginia State Police Crime in Virginia 2024 report. As the report itself notes, however, these numbers should be viewed with caution. “Because…
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Advocacy and Activism for Teachers
The Virginia Education Association emphasizes radicalism and resistance over reading and math. by Victoria Manning The Virginia Education Association (VEA), the state arm of the National Education Association, has no interest in educating your children. Instead, they want to push “advocacy and activism for educators”—a goal they stated explicitly and repeatedly throughout their November 2025…
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Democrat Racism and the Delusion of Moral Superiority
by Stephanie Lundquist-Arora Last week, MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” panelists argued that Abigail Spanberger wasn’t dominating the Virginia gubernatorial race because of sexism. The gaffe prompted her opponent, Winsome Earle-Sears, to post on X, “Who wants to tell them?” Had the shoe been on the other foot, if these political commentators overlooked a Democrat black woman running against a Republican…
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Be Careful What You Wish For
by Dick Hall-Sizemore President Trump has directed the Secretary of Education to expand the reporting requirements of institutions of higher education in order to determine if any of those bodies are still using race as an admissions criterion. Accordingly, the Secretary has directed the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) to collect the following data…
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Can a Black Woman Get Elected as Governor in Virginia?
Probably not. And Winsome Sears, who has failed to capitalize on her position as lieutenant governor, is no exception. Paul Goldman Virginia’s political reporters and pundits need to be honest. Here in 2025, being a Black woman is a very serious political disadvantage for GOP gubernatorial candidate Winsome Earle-Sears. No useful public interest is served…