Caucus of Rank and File Educators and Chicago Teachers Union organizers pre-purchased tickets to “Fight Back” against Education Action Group and Juan Williams at a screening of the film “A Tale of Two Missions,” at Chicago’s Illinois Policy Institute. The
In response to the latest Alexandra Pelosi video showing “welfare queens” saying that they don’t want to work and just want “free stuff,” Juan Williams told Bill O’Reilly that the welfare system needs to have a work component because the
As members of the mainstream liberal media attempt to downplay the radical nature of Derrick Bell’s “Critical Race Theory,” Fox News’ Juan Williams confirms that it is, indeed a radical theory that he does not subscribe to.
BUCHANAN: “What does racism mean? Do I hate black folks? That’s what racism means. ‘I hate black folks. I want them discriminated against.’ You know, ‘I dislike them. I used bad words with them.’ No it’s not that! … Ronald
Bill O’Reilly, Mary Catherine Ham and Juan Williams had an entertaining exchange Monday night when O’Reilly tried to find a moment of unity on the President’s policies. O’Reilly asked, “Can we all agree” that the President has increased the deficit?
– Juan Williams adds “Founding Fathers” and “Constitution” to the Big Book Of Words You Can’t Say Because They’re Racist, According to Me. References to a lack of respect for the “Founding Fathers” and the “Constitution” also make certain ears
Yesterday, Juan Williams of Fox News doubled down on his accusation that Republican presidential candidates are using “racial code words.” Today, Jeffrey Goldberg of the Atlantic has followed suit with an article rehashing the tired allegation that Republicans are using
“A Tale of Two Missions” – a film by Juan Williams and Kyle Olson (and directed by Chicago-based Andrew Marcus) – tells the story of competing cultures in American education through examples from Chicago. See the internet-only abridged version here:
First it was Juan Williams. In the other South Carolina debate, Gingrich actually had the audacity and indecency to address Mr. Williams by the name Williams’ parents gave him. Obviously, Gingrich’s insensitive remark towards Juan Williams showed signs of subtly
Attention, Juan Williams – don’t presume that you speak for Eddie Slaughter when you accuse Newt Gingrich of dog whistle racism for his statements on food stamps and America’s work ethic. Readers of BigGovernment will remember Eddie Slaughter as the
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com At the tail end of this segment, Bill O’Reilly asks Juan Williams if he agreed with Chris Matthews that Newt Gingrich’s pronunciation of the name “Juan” was racist. Williams fails to contradict Matthews’ assertion
Oh Tingles. ‘Juan’s name is code for … racism.’ I for one would pay Chris Matthews to give a demonstration as to how one can address another without sounding a racist dog whistle.
Visibly rankled by a clip of Newt Gingrich speaking to Juan Williams during the South Carolina GOP presidential debate, Politico’s Roger Simon denounced the attitude of the event’s audience. “In that audience, with that kind of blood lust in the
A funny thing happened in the GOP debate in South Carolina last night. FOX NEWS’ Juan Williams implied racism in Speaker Newt Gingrich’s defense of capitalism, and Gingrich did not back down: Williams: Speaker Gingrich, you recently said, “Black Americans
[audio: http://www.coffeeandmarkets.com/CoffeeandMarkets011712.mp3] Download Podcast | iTunes | Podcast Feed On today’s edition of Coffee and Markets, Brad Jackson and Ben Domenech discuss last night’s testy debate in South Carolina, Newt’s battle with Juan Williams, and the millions of Americans on
If there’s anyone the entertainment media elite hate more than our GOP candidates, it’s the great unwashed who dare vote for someone who isn’t Barack Obama. In a bizarre but seething article — at an entertainment site, no less —
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In his recent assessment of his year since he was unceremoniously — and illicitly in many folks’ estimation — fired by NPR, Juan Williams indulged one of those fallacious assumptions that just screams left-wing spin. It is the sort of
Fox News analyst reveals what’s really behind the outspoken opposition to Republican Candidate Herman Cain.
Quick quiz: who said the following? “My position is that there have been black farmers who did not receive the money that was owed them and that wrong needs be righted. I don’t think that’s happened despite the fact that
At FreedomFest 2011, Reason’s Matt Welch spoke with Fox News’ Juan Williams about his passion for school choice reform, which Williams describes as the “civil rights issue of our time.” Williams is the author of the new book Muzzled: The
FreedomFest is the biggest annual conference for libertarians, held in July in Las Vegas. About 2,000 believers in free minds and free markets came out to see featured speakers such as Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), former New Mexico governor and
Peter Beinart is at it again. He, in his capacity as Senior Political Writer for the Daily Beast, has attempted to tar Rep. Peter King (R-NY) and, by association, his fellow Republicans with the stain of religious intolerance. If you
