Like her Republican predecessors, Liz Cheney enabled far-right extremism until the monster they created got out of control — You see them everywhere. The Lincoln Project, Steve Schmidt, Bill Kristol, and other Republicans virtue-signaling their disdain for Donald Trump. The same conservatives for decades paved the way for the extremist takeover of the Republican party. They used issues like abortion and civil rights to drive wedges across the political…

More terrorist attacks are undoubtedly going to continue — The FBI raid on former president Donald Trump’s home located at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, FL. has far-right conservatives calling for civil war on social media. Some are trying to be more subtle about it. On extremist message boards, not so much. But if we’ve learned anything over the last…

Many on social media are trying to drive a wedge between Black and Latino communities both socially and politically — In a recent article for Latino Rebels, I explored a controversial issue that started with LA rapper Tyga’s music video titled, ‘Ay Caramba’. The video, which has since been taken down by the rapper, portrayed many stereotypes about the Mexican American community. However, the conversation quickly devolved. …

After the 2020 worldwide civil rights protests against racial injustice in the U.S., police brutality is on the rise — On Tuesday, the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing on “Law Enforcement Officer Safety: Protecting Those Who Protect and Serve,” which was requested by the ranking Republican Senator from Iowa, Chuck Grassley. The panel focused an inordinate amount of attention on civil rights organizations fighting for racial justice. …

At least two groups are operating illegally at the Texas border with Mexico and local leaders have welcomed them with open arms — Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s multi-billion dollar Operation Lone Star has opened the door for extremists to set up camp in Texas border cities. …

There were more cops present than rounds fired during the May 24 terrorist attack in Uvalde, Texas — An interim report issued by a Texas House Committee shows nearly 400 officers were present during the mass shooting at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas. State and federal law enforcement were on the scene along with local police amassing a major force from more than a dozen agencies and jurisdictions…

Many are wrongfully attacking journalists for releasing the video of the Uvalde terrorist attack — The terrorist attack on Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas was horrifying. Watching the video even more so. For the families of the victims, the distress is unimaginable. As a parent, the frustration and anger with law enforcement are understood. …

Despite the terrorist’s white supremacist views, his proximity to a large Jewish community likely drove his motivation — As we learn more about the terrorist in the July Fourth attack in Highland Park, Illinois, his views have taken center stage. Largely due to the misrepresentation of the shooter’s motivations by punditry in news, social media users began to call news outlets out. …

Decades after the Civil Rights Act, the fight for equality hasn’t been this important since the Civil Rights Era — July 2, 2022, marked 58 years since the passage of the Civil Rights Act (CRA) in 1964. Yet, in the last nearly six decades that have passed since Lyndon Baines Johnson (LBJ) signed the CRA into law, the United States finds itself in a precarious position regarding the individual liberties…