Civil rights leader rips PC black leadership as ‘solely owned subsidiary of the radical white Left’

Civil rights leader rips PC black leadership as ‘solely owned subsidiary of the radical white Left’
FPI / September 24, 2020 The New York Times and black leaders have shut off any honest discussion of black history that challenges the 1619 Project’s theme of racism, civil rights leader Robert L. Woodson said. “There is no debate today. There is no black leadership coming together debating the path forward. They have been […]
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