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Multiple contemporary reports document Charlie Kirk making provocative statements that praise aspects of pre‑1960s racial order and criticize the Civil Rights Act; several sources say he stated Black ...
Charlie Kirk publicly questioned the wisdom of the Civil Rights Act and made repeated provocative remarks about race, including comments reported as saying Black Americans were “better” under Jim Crow...
Charlie Kirk said, in a widely circulated clip, “They were actually better in the 1940s. It was bad. It was evil. But what happened? Something changed. They committed less crimes,” a remark attributed...
Charlie Kirk publicly defended a controversial remark that Black Americans were “better off” under Jim Crow during a filmed debate on Jubilee’s Surrounded series, then followed up with broader attacks...
Ghana’s crude oil is broadly “good oil” — light, low-sulfur (“sweet”) and prized by refiners — but the country’s downstream infrastructure is misaligned with that quality, creating the perception of a...
Available reporting documents that Charlie Kirk made remarks suggesting the Civil Rights Act was a mistake and provocative statements about Jim Crow-era outcomes during a filmed debate; several outlet...
Charlie Kirk’s remark invoking came during a contentious debate on Jubilee’s Surrounded series and was framed to argue that some social outcomes were better for Black Americans in the 1940s despite th...