"Moreover, within Western civilization, the principal impetus for the abolition of slavery came first from very conservative religious activists – people who would today be called “the religious right.” Clearly, this story is not “politically correct” in today’s terms. Hence it is ignored, as if it never happened."
-Thomas Sowell
The burden of those who love freedom is to not only to protect liberty but to explain the superiority of it.
Showing posts with label NQ Race Relations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NQ Race Relations. Show all posts
6/27/2020
6/22/2020
6/18/2020
NOTABLE QUOTES
"Many conservatives went along with the leftist lie that racist cops systematically slaughter innocent black men in America. They thought it would appease the mob and somehow prove their anti-racist bona fides. Did they really think so enormous a lie would cause no harm?"
-Michael Knowles
-Michael Knowles
6/17/2020
NOTABLE QUOTES
"Let Chicago’s sad example proclaim a clarion call to the rest of America. In my city, under Democratic Party domination, wrongheaded policies have plunged a once-great metropolis into danger and depravation."
-Steve Cortes
6/11/2018
Notable Quotes
" The motivation to succeed is what you give up when you commit to a victim-mentality.
You can’t be a winner at life, if you’re a loser in your own head. "
-Candace Owen
You can’t be a winner at life, if you’re a loser in your own head. "
-Candace Owen
7/30/2013
Notable Quotes
“Our children, our young men are dying like dogs in the street and it seems like we’re passing it by.
Why isn’t there the same rage when we do it? Our civil rights organizations didn’t speak out. You didn’t see Al Sharpton come here. Why? Why don’t we make the next civil rights movement the reduction of black-on-black violence in our major cities? That should be almost our singular focus — to stop this madness.”
Detroit Police Chief Chester Logan
7/20/2013
Notable Quotes
"I am very disappointed that the President has chosen to endorse those who have turned a case of assault and self-defense into a referendum on race and civil rights. And that he is using it to support those with an agenda of restricting gun rights."
Jeralyn
12/18/2012
Notable Quotes
"It stands as a remarkable achievement in the history of this nation that the city of Charleston, SC, to which one must travel to get to Ft. Sumter, would put Tim Scott in the United States House of Representatives. It is as remarkable that the State of South Carolina, so often painted as an unrepentant hotbed of secessionist bigots by the left, would elevate Tim Scott to the United States Senate"
Erick Erickson
11/15/2012
Notable Quotes
"The African-American family survived 250 years of slavery and 100 years of Jim Crow, but was destroyed by 40 years of liberalism"
Greg Richards
9/27/2012
Notable Quotes
"Contrary to its sacrosanct place in our political lexicon, the term 'civil rights' does not refer to an inherent good. A civil right is granted by the state, as opposed to individual rights which are derived objectively from the facts of reality. There is nothing preventing civil rights from conflicting with individual rights. When they do, it is immoral. Civil rights are only proper when they serve to protect individual rights. That fundamental ethical truth is all but absent from our political discourse."
Walter Hudson
3/28/2011
"Notable Quotes"
"Nothing so typifies the utter failure of post World War II American liberalism as the phrase "The Projects".
The phrase as well as the policies which created the very real world disaster for the poor can neither be ignored or explained away. "The Projects" are an apt description and illustration of the complete and tragic ideological failure of the American left."
Jer
The phrase as well as the policies which created the very real world disaster for the poor can neither be ignored or explained away. "The Projects" are an apt description and illustration of the complete and tragic ideological failure of the American left."
Jer
11/07/2010
"Notable Quotes"
“So I think that the -- the liberal progressives saw the strength of the grass-roots movement that we call the Tea Party which stands for 'taxed enough already' and they tried to turn against it, and the number one thing that you always try to do to silence an opponent in the United States of America is to call someone a racist and we see that that did not work whatsoever,” Rep.-elect Allen West (R-Fla.)
10/17/2010
People you don't know....
....and why you don't know them.
Do you know who this woman is? NO ! Let me give you some hints from her Wikepedia entry
OK I'll tell you who she is. She is Mildred Fay Jefferson and she passed away Friday at the age of 84. Why had you and most people probably never heard of her? As Paul Harvey would say, "Now the rest of the story".
Now you know why most of you and the general public at large never heard of this dynamic and wonderful woman, may she rest in peace.
- .She was a doctor
- She was the first African American woman to graduate from Harvard Medical School, in 1951
- She was the first woman in the Boston Surgical Society
- She was the first woman to be a surgical intern at the Boston City Hospital
- She was the first woman to receive the Lantern Award for Patriotism
- She also received 28 honorary degrees
OK I'll tell you who she is. She is Mildred Fay Jefferson and she passed away Friday at the age of 84. Why had you and most people probably never heard of her? As Paul Harvey would say, "Now the rest of the story".
In spite of all of these accomplishments, however, she was probably best known for her support of the right-to-life movement. Moreover, she was probably one of the most, if not the most convicted pro-life activist of her time, unrelentingly devoting her time, energy, and resources to her cause. In fact, she explicitly stated she prefers the term "pro-life" to "anti-abortionist." She helped found the National Right to Life Committee and served three terms as its president. She was a member of Black Americans for Life and lived in Boston, leading the Right to Life Crusade for the last 33 years. She is held in high esteem by Feminists for Life and other pro-life feminists. Dr. Jefferson served on the Board of Directors of more than 30 pro-life organizations. She unsuccessfully ran for the Republican nomination for the United States Senate in Massachusetts.[1] She expressed her concern about what she believes are hypocritical policies towards minorities and the poor in the Democratic Party.
Now you know why most of you and the general public at large never heard of this dynamic and wonderful woman, may she rest in peace.
7/26/2010
"Notable Quotes"
“I cannot understand why the Department would not be eager to rebut the allegations made by Christian Adams. They should not wait to receive an invitation from the Commission. They should be eager to have this conversation. The allegation is devastating, if it’s true. And if I were over at the Department of Justice the first thing that I would want to do is just allay all concerns that there’s a policy in place, formal or otherwise, that the Department will not enforce the voting right to act against black defendants.”
Gerald Reynolds, Chairman of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights
7/22/2010
"Notable Quotes"
"Make a note for later use: When someone discriminates based on race, if they subsequently assert that it's important not to do that, it's wrong to hold her or him accountable."
Ann Althouse On Sherrod Cotroversy
Ann Althouse On Sherrod Cotroversy
7/20/2010
Video-NAACP Vs Tea Party
Via-Freedom Lighthouse
7/14/2010
"Notable Quotes"
"As the tea party movement has gained political momentum, groups or individuals still playing the race card look like a foolish embarrassment to their own party. It’s time for the NAACP to grow up and stop hiding behind hypocritical race-baiting politics.”
Levi Russell
7/13/2010
"Notable Quotes"
“I understand that the NAACP, at its annual conference in Kansas City, will vote today on a resolution condemning the Tea Party movement as “racist”. I believe that the NAACP is making a grave mistake in stereotyping a diverse group of Americans who care deeply about their country and who contribute their time, energy and resources to make a difference.”
“As I campaign in South Carolina, I participate in numerous events sponsored by the Tea Party, 9/12, Patriot, and other like-minded groups, and I have had the opportunity to get to know many of the men and women who make up these energetic grassroots organizations. Americans need to know that the Tea Party is a color-blind movement that has principled differences with many of the leaders in Washington, both Democrats and Republicans. Their aim is to support the strongest candidates – regardless of color or background – who will fight to return our country to its Constitutional roots of limited government, fiscal responsibility, and free markets.”
Tim Scott
“As I campaign in South Carolina, I participate in numerous events sponsored by the Tea Party, 9/12, Patriot, and other like-minded groups, and I have had the opportunity to get to know many of the men and women who make up these energetic grassroots organizations. Americans need to know that the Tea Party is a color-blind movement that has principled differences with many of the leaders in Washington, both Democrats and Republicans. Their aim is to support the strongest candidates – regardless of color or background – who will fight to return our country to its Constitutional roots of limited government, fiscal responsibility, and free markets.”
Tim Scott
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