1619 Project

The NY Times’ 1619 Project was created by far-left Anti-American Socialists and Progressives (same thing), to try to convince the public that slavery was part of the DNA of America, and since DNA can't be changed, we must either destroy America and remake in their Socialist/Fascism image, or be condemned for perpetuity by the bloodied hands of people 400 years ago, and who we may have no relationship to. It has the nuance and introspection of the best the NYT has to offer, which is to say, that of an intellectual grammar schooler raised in terrorists anti-Capitalists cult after being educated in anti-American madrasa. Which based on the hiring filtes put on their staff, doesn't appear far from the reality. The stain from this efforts isn't on American History, but on the NYT for publishing it, or any readers not skeptical enough to see its blatant bias.

Issue	Lie	Truth
1619 Project	1619 is a History effort, lead by the NYT to educate people on the evils of Slavery and America. It was the impetus behind most things and makes the founding fathers (and the Nation) into racist hypocrites.	This whole project is looking at America through a Progressive America haters lens. It pretends our DNA is infected with Slavery and Racism, and seen through that lens there's nothing we can do to change our DNA or History, thus we're doomed in perpetuity for the sins of our fathers.

How bad is this effort? It's so bad that even the far-left World Socialist Website did interviews real Historians like the Pulitzer Prize-winning James McPherson, and they had to admit that it was, ‘Biased’ and ‘Anti-Historical’, and they're understating it. Disinformation and propaganda would be more accurate terms. This means the World Socialist is to the right of the NYT on this effort.

James Oakes call in

❝ I was disturbed by what seemed like a very unbalanced, one-sided account, which lacked context and perspective on the complexity of slavery, which was clearly, obviously, not an exclusively American institution, but existed throughout history. And slavery in the United States was only a small part of a larger world process that unfolded over many centuries. And in the United States, too, there was not only slavery but also an antislavery movement. So I thought the account, which emphasized American racism... focused so narrowly on that part of the story that it left most of the history out. ❞ James McPherson {{{3}}}

NYT   Alternate History   📚 References https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2019/11/18/oake-n18.html https://hotair.com/archives/john-s-2/2019/11/30/prominent-historians-criticize-ny-times-1619-project/ Written [[[Category:FakeNews]]