This is good:


Amen.

Quote from: J E B Stuart on July 22, 2025, 09:31:06 AMThis is good:

Amen.

Good video. Nancy Pelosi wearing African clothing was cringeworthy.

Celebrated fitness expert Jillian Michaels appeared on a CNN panel and mocked several Smithsonian museum exhibits for displaying blatant progressive bias.

On CNN's "NewsNight with Abby Phillip," Michaels fired back at Rep. Ritchie Torres (D-N.Y.) and former Democrat strategist Julie Roginsky for taking issue with the Trump administration's official review of exhibits and materials at the Smithsonian.

"Trump's not whitewashing slavery," Michaels said. The trainer continued, despite Roginsky's objection: "And you cannot tie imperialism and racism and slavery to just one race, which is pretty much what every single exhibit does."

Michaels argued that it was worth noting just 2% of white Americans owned slaves, and the horrible practice has been around for "thousands of years" and therefore predates America.

"Do you know who was the first race to try to end slavery?" Michaels asked Roginsky.

The panel, often interrupting, seemingly could not answer Michaels' questions as to "why is this in the Smithsonian?"

"It's been completely captured, and it's totally partisan," the 51-year-old claimed.

As Michaels rattled off her examples, the CNN host declared, "We don't have time to litigate all of this," but Michaels fired back again.

"Of course we don't because then you're gonna lose the argument. Everything [in the museum] is racialized."

The parental advocacy group Defending Education recently highlighted that the University of Minnesota Twin Cities, which received $628 million in federal research awards in the 2024 fiscal year, is harboring an anti-white research project that claims America is suffering from a "Whiteness Pandemic."

Rhyen Staley, research director at Defending Education, said in a statement, "This far-left programming at a major public university is another example of how ingrained DEI is in higher education and is not going away any time soon."

The UMTC's Culture and Family Lab, which is part of the school's Institute of Child Development, has a page titled, "Whiteness Pandemic Resources for Parents, Educators and other Caregivers."

The website:

characterizes the white family as a threat, stating, "At birth, young children growing up in White families begin to be socialized into the culture of Whiteness, making the family system one of the most powerful systems involved in systemic racism";
tells white adults that it is their "responsibility to self-reflect, re-educate [themselves], and act" and that they need to engage "in courageous antiracist parenting/caregiving";
recommends white adults begin "listening to, taking seriously, and following the stories and recommendations" of the scandal-plagued Black Lives Matter organization and "humanizing victims of police brutality and racism — such as Mr. George Floyd"; and
links to various works of agitprop for parents to "read and watch with children as part of a discussion about race, racism, white privilege, and antiracism."

While the website references content from various radical sources, it largely focuses on a 2021 paper by the lab's director, Gail Ferguson, titled "The Whiteness pandemic behind the racism pandemic: Familial Whiteness socialization in Minneapolis following #GeorgeFloyd's murder."

Quote from: DKG on August 15, 2025, 10:18:40 AMCelebrated fitness expert Jillian Michaels appeared on a CNN panel and mocked several Smithsonian museum exhibits for displaying blatant progressive bias.

On CNN's "NewsNight with Abby Phillip," Michaels fired back at Rep. Ritchie Torres (D-N.Y.) and former Democrat strategist Julie Roginsky for taking issue with the Trump administration's official review of exhibits and materials at the Smithsonian.

"Trump's not whitewashing slavery," Michaels said. The trainer continued, despite Roginsky's objection: "And you cannot tie imperialism and racism and slavery to just one race, which is pretty much what every single exhibit does."

Michaels argued that it was worth noting just 2% of white Americans owned slaves, and the horrible practice has been around for "thousands of years" and therefore predates America.

"Do you know who was the first race to try to end slavery?" Michaels asked Roginsky.

The panel, often interrupting, seemingly could not answer Michaels' questions as to "why is this in the Smithsonian?"

"It's been completely captured, and it's totally partisan," the 51-year-old claimed.

As Michaels rattled off her examples, the CNN host declared, "We don't have time to litigate all of this," but Michaels fired back again.

"Of course we don't because then you're gonna lose the argument. Everything [in the museum] is racialized."

I used to think she was an airhead, but, damn, does she make life miserable for libtards.  Bravo to her.