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America First News
30 Jun 2023
#politics
Breitbart: RFK Jr.: Affirmative Action Undoes the ‘Effects of Racist Policies’
Democrat presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. supports Affirmative Action as a way to counteract the effects of racist policies throughout history. He argues that "color-blind" admissions favor the privileged and invites those who have been historically marginalized. The Supreme Court recently ruled that racial preferences in college admissions violate the Constitution's Equal Protection Clause. Kennedy believes that affirmative action is necessary to address the inequalities caused by racist policies.
Breitbart: Hunter Biden's Estranged Daughter Will No Longer Use His Surname
Hunter Biden's daughter, Navy Joan, will no longer use his surname as part of their child support settlement. Reports suggest that his monthly payments may decrease significantly and Navy Joan will not benefit from the Biden name. The settlement will remain confidential to protect Navy Joan's upbringing.
Spectator USA: Joe Biden is not OK
American politicians, particularly those of the Republican Party, have long been criticized for their ineloquence. However, there is a notable lack of criticism for the ineloquence of politicians on the left, such as Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. Even though the Democrats produce charismatic speakers like Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, they also have their fair share of politicians who struggle with the English language. This raises questions about the party's selection process and their dedication to maintaining power.
The Blaze: Tim Scott rips into Obamas over response to Supreme Court decision on affirmative action: 'A lie from the pit of hell'
Republican Sen. Tim Scott criticizes the Obamas for their response to the end of affirmative action in education. Scott argues that America can provide equal opportunities regardless of race, and celebrates the court's ruling. Michelle Obama expresses disappointment and highlights the inequality in access to money, power, and privilege. The Supreme Court decision receives mixed reactions, with left-leaning individuals criticizing it and conservatives praising the end of discrimination against Asian-Americans in higher education.
#society
Red State: University Professor Offers a Summer Writing Program — but Not if You're White, and Only if You 'Honor' Trans People
A New York professor is offering a summer writing workshop exclusively for Black and queer content creators. The workshop, organized by Colored Convos Media, aims to create a supportive space for Black and queer writers and provides financial aid for college applications and other writing support. Attendees must be Black and committed to centering and honoring the lives and experiences of all queer and trans people. This workshop reflects a shift towards specialization and prioritizing marginalized communities in creative spaces.
Flag And Cross: Offensive New Term for 'Vagina' Has Been Issued to Avoid 'Distressing' Trans Patients Who Lack Them
A U.K. cervical cancer charity, Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust, faced backlash for using "bonus hole" as an alternative term for vagina. The charity's tweet went viral in 2023, causing outrage. The term was seen as vulgar and part of the erasure of women.
Breitbart: Faith Wins: Barclays Bank Pays Settlement After Debanking Christian Organization
Barclays Bank settles a lawsuit with Core Issues Trust over suspension of banking services. The trust was accused of "conversion therapy" by LGBT activists.
National Review: The Corner: Elie Mystal Is So Close to Getting It
Elie Mystal discusses how liberal support for racial preferences in college admissions weakens when it affects their own children, revealing the hypocrisy in their commitment to integration and equality. He explains that the existence of these policies brings about unwarranted criticism and judgment towards black people, regardless of whether they personally benefited from them or not. Mystal acknowledges his own experience of being questioned about his achievements based on his race and education, but despite this, he remains tethered to ideology rather than fully recognizing the toxic nature of these preferences.
#culture
Forbes: Ana De La Reguera Makes Directorial Debut On Final Season Of 'Ana' To Premiere On ViX
Mexican actress Ana de la Reguera stars in the third and final season of the dramedy series "Ana," which premieres on TelevisaUnivision's ViX streaming platform in the U.S. In the show, de la Reguera explores different versions of herself using humor to face personal and professional challenges. The final season follows Ana as she tries to rebuild her life and prove herself as a serious actor after a series of setbacks.
#education
The Federalist Papers: Justice Thomas Torched Affirmative Action in 2007 - Here's How the Left Still Proves His Point
The Supreme Court ruled that considering race in college admissions violates the 14th Amendment. Justice Thomas criticized race-based preferences, stating that they perpetuate an inferior caste. Michelle Obama and MSNBC's Catherine Christian's responses highlight the essence of liberal racism. Thomas's experiences and insights on liberal racism echo Frederick Douglass's observations on the expectations of slaves during Christmas.
#sports
Forbes: Harrison Barnes Finally Gets It Right In New Deal With Sacramento Kings
Sacramento Kings forward Harrison Barnes has signed a three-year contract extension, putting an end to rumors of a potential breakup with the team. Barnes, who experienced success with the Golden State Warriors before being traded, has had a tumultuous career but will now remain with the Kings.
#technology
Forbes: This Week In XR: Augmedics Raises $82.5 Million, Niantic Layoffs, Googles Kills AR Glasses, Again
: Andy Parker questions why society is so concerned about AI when social media algorithms pose a clear danger. Meanwhile, Databricks acquires MosaicML for $1.3 billion and Augmedics raises $82.5 million for its X-ray vision technology in spine surgery. Niantic lays off 230 employees and closes its LA office, while OpenAI and Microsoft face a lawsuit over data scraping accusations. Brilliant Labs secures $3 million for its AR prototyping tool, and Google discontinues its AR glasses project. Other topics include VR creation tools, Apple's Vision Pro, and the metaverse.
#other
Breitbart: Unholy Alliance: Google Joins Facebook in Blocking News Stories in Canada
Google announced plans to block all news links in Canada after the passage of Bill C-18, the Online News Act, which would require tech companies to pay media companies for linking to their content. Facebook has also stated that it will block news links in Canada. The goal of the bill is to support left-leaning legacy media, and it includes a loophole that allows for the exclusion of independent and conservative media outlets.