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>on Wednesday, Oprah Winfrey announced that she had teamed up with Lionsgate and the Times to launch a grand multi-media campaign to turn the 1619 Project into "multiple feature films, TV series, documentaries and other cross-platform content for a global audience," according to The Hollywood Reporter.>The New York Times' "1619 Project," claims that America's true founding came with the arrival of the first black slaves in 1619, rather than the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776.>The project's founder, Nikole Hannah-Jones, said (in a now-deleted tweet) that "it would be an honor" for the George Floyd riots to be called "the 1619 riots."
>"It's been almost a year since we published the [1619 Project], the most important work of my life, and I am so excited to announce that we will be partnering with [Lionsgate] and the one and only [Oprah Winfrey] to bring this work on slavery's legacy to tv and film!" Hannah-Jones tweeted.>Amid the riots, vandals toppled a statue of George Washington in Portland, spray-painting "1619" on the statue. When Claremont's Charles Kesler wrote in The New York Post, "Call them the 1619 riots," Hannah-Jones, responded (in a since-deleted tweet) that "it would be an honor" to claim responsibility for the destructive riots and the defamation of American Founding Fathers like George Washington.
>Furthermore, Oprah should hesitate to work with Hannah-Jones. In a November 9, 1995 op-ed, the 1619 Project founder condemned Christopher Columbus as "no different" from Adolf Hitler and demonized the "white race" as the true "savages" and "bloodsuckers.">"Europeans have colonized and destroyed the indigenous populations of every continent of this planet. They have committed genocide against cultures that have never offended them in their greed and insatiable desire to control and dominate every non-white culture," Hannah-Jones, then a sophomore at Notre Dame, argued.>In a telling preview of the core of the 1619 Project, she quoted Rodney King, the black man whose vicious beating from members of the Los Angeles Police Department triggered riots in 1992. "In closing, a famous American, who was beat down by members of the christian society, once said 'why can'Post too long. Click here to view the full text. 24 posts and 15 image replies omitted. Click reply to view. No.58571
I crack my whip and my slave, Oprah Winfrey, immediately stands to attention, having been instilled with the fear of Me, her White Master. "Y-yes Massa?" she stutters, searching with imploring eyes, as if to ask, "Please don't whip me again, Massa". This, as I look down on her with a cold indifference which transitions into baneful disgust at her arrogant presumption that she deserves any sympathy or empathy from Me, her Master. Enraged, I whip Oprah. As she screams I gnash my teeth, smiling with carnal delight at her searing pain. What exquisite agony! "NIGGER BITCH!", I shout as the tip of my whip slices her back open, crimson nigger blood spurting off her like a fountain, the whip tasting the red plasma like a tongue. The whip is an extension of Me. I feed off Oprah Winfrey's bloody agony. It gives me Life. It sustains Me. I AM THE WHITE MASTER!!! YOU ARE THE NIGGER SLAVE!!! OPRAH WINFREY, THE NIGGER SLAVE!!! WHIP! WHIP!! WHIP!!! NIGGER BITCH! BITCH!! BITCH!!! YES! YES!! YES!!!
