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Race-Baiter Sharpton Hails Fake History in NYT's 1619 Project

  • Jan 27, 2021
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On Sunday evening, America’s most notorious race-baiting reverend, Al Sharpton, used his MSNBC show to decry former President Trump’s 1776 Commission and the Republicans who support it as racist. During his “Gotcha!” segment on PoliticsNation, Sharpton dismissed the commission as “fake history,” while championing the New York Times’ 1619 Project — despite the fact that it was actually composed of both fake and fabricated history.

Source: Newsbusters | Exposing and Combating Liberal Media Bias

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