The Biggest Lies in New York Time’s 1619 Project

Have you heard of the 1619 Project yet? Here’s a quick overview. The New York Times publishes this ‘project’ through a series of editorials. The premise is that the United States was truly founded in 1619 when the very first African slave landed on the shores of Virginia. This is America’s true legacy, and it’s why America is a deeply, inherently racist land of evil that must be destroyed.

That’s seriously the premise of the writings, and craziness aside, they get pretty much all of history wrong. The 1619 Project is also the basis for a bunch of new-wave radical leftism. They use it as the ethos for their desire to burn down everything. In short, the New York Times is supplying the intellectual backing for the rampant looting you’ve seen the past few weeks.

 

They always say that sunlight is the best disinfectant. If you want to beat the 1619 Project, the best way is to shout the truth as loudly and often as possible. In order to do that, you might need a little more information.

That’s what Liz Wheeler is providing in this video. She breaks down the biggest counterarguments of the project, and she makes it clear why none of us should have any tolerance for this garbage. Watch the video to stay informed. Share the video to help fight back against these vile propaganda campaigns.


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