Category: Culture
Super Bowl Ad Featuring Special Needs Adoption is the Big Winner of the Evening
Tom Brady may have won his seventh Super Bowl Championship ring as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers dominated the Kansas City Chiefs in Sunday’s 31-9 blowout...
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BLM at School – How a Day Encouraging Parental Educational Involvement Was Overshadowed by a Week of Radical Ideology
This week, February 1-5, schools across the nation are participating in “National Black Lives Matter Week of Action in Our Schools.” Black Lives Matter at...
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Natalie Portman Thinks Cinderella is ‘Problematic,’ Determined to Rewrite Fairy Tales
The culture of wokeness continues with Academy Award winning actress Natalie Portman rewriting a trio of fairy tales after she decided that they were inappropriate...
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Proverbs: The Wisdom We Need Right Now (and Always)
The more 2021 resembles 2020, the more Christians should be grounded in those unchanging truths given us in Scripture. We must rest on those revelations that make sense of...
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Fauci Backtracks, Says ‘There’s No Data’ to Support Wearing Two Masks
Doctor Anthony Fauci is backtracking once again after he said last week that wearing two masks “likely does” offer more protection against COVID-19 than just...
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The 1921 Massacre on Black Wall Street in Tulsa Oklahoma
For Black History Month, The Daily Citizen will be featuring a weekly story featuring important takes on Black American history relative to politics and community...
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Twitter Refused to Remove Videos of Child Sex Trafficking Victim, but ‘The Daily Citizen’ Remains Locked Out
The Daily Citizen remains locked out off Twitter after a writer defined a transgender woman as a man who believes that he is a woman,...
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Black Lives Matter, Trump’s Son-in-Law Jared Kushner Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
Just ahead of the February 1 deadline for consideration for its 2021 Peace Prize, the Nobel Committee received a couple of notable nominations. First, the...
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Calling Someone a ‘Pig’ is a Slur Against Pigs, says PETA. Don’t Be a ‘Speciesist’
Those animal-rights activists at People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) are at it again. They’ve had it with people using animals as derogatory...
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From Fiction to Fact: Chick-fil-A Called in to Help with COVID-19 Vaccine Traffic Backup
What began as a joke has now become a reality: Chick-fil-A helped local government officials speed up the drive-thru line at a COVID-19 vaccine site...
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Big Tech Blocks Disagreement with Transgender Ideology – Christians Must Continue to Lovingly Speak the Truth
Big tech companies like Twitter, Facebook and Amazon have bought into the unscientific belief that a biological male can become a woman – and that...
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Doctor Fauci: Double Masking ‘Just Makes Common Sense’
According to Doctor Anthony Fauci, wearing two masks “just makes common sense” and “likely does” offer better protection against COVID-19. Dr. Fauci appeared on NBC...
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A Disturbing Rise in Student Suicides in Nevada Prompts Decision to Begin Opening Schools
Clark County, Nevada, home to Las Vegas and the nation’s 5th largest school district, has announced it will begin re-opening some of its schools soon....
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CNN’s Jim Acosta: Trump Supporters, Conservative News an ‘Existential Threat to this Country’
CNN’s notorious, left-wing so-called “journalist” Jim Acosta is back at it again calling Trump supporters and conservative news outlets an “existential threat to this country.”...
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Media Gushes Over Joe Biden’s Inauguration. Here are the Ten Most Over-the-Top Remarks.
It’s a well-known fact that the media despises former President Donald Trump and loves newly sworn-in President Joe Biden. The bias from so-called objective journalists...
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Celebrities in Full Force at Biden’s Inauguration, Complete with Capitol Photoshoots and Over-the-Top Outfits
Celebrities seemingly became the central focus of the recent inauguration of Joe Biden, providing various performances throughout the day. Though many advocated for unity, the...
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Amazon Offers to Help Biden Distribute Vaccines. Why Didn’t it Offer to Help Trump?
Corporate behemoth Amazon wrote a letter to President Biden yesterday offering up its “operations, information technology, and communications capabilities and expertise” to help the Biden...
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Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
As the nation pauses today to celebrate the life and legacy of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., I’d like to share something very...
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Senator James Lankford Apologizes to Black Oklahomans for Calling for Election Investigation
Senator James Lankford, R-Okla., took the extraordinary step of apologizing to African Americans in Oklahoma for the unintended offense he gave by joining with other...
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Jim Daly of Focus on the Family Signs Up to Combat Anti-Semitism and Support Holocaust Remembrance
Focus on the Family is dedicated to commemorating the memory of the Holocaust and combating anti‐Semitism. As part of that effort, President Jim Daly signed...
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Flu Activity Remains ‘Much Lower Than Normal,’ Down 98% Compared to Last Year
Influenza activity for the 2020-2021 flu season remains “much lower than normal” for this time of year, down an astounding 98% compared to last year’s...
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Twitter CEO Declares Censorship Will be ‘Much Bigger’ Than Trump’s Account in Secret Recording
On January 8, the non-profit journalism organization Project Veritas released a video of Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey declaring that censorship on Twitter will be “much...
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China Experiences Second Outbreak, Still Refuses to Allow Full Investigation into its Role in the COVID Outbreak
China is experiencing a new COVID-19 outbreak, while the Communist State also continues to block the World Health Organization’s (WHO) investigative efforts into the origin...
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Forbes Editor Says Those Who Served in Trump’s Administration Should be Punished
Media bias against Donald Trump and his administration has been well covered, and the latest article from Forbes is a case in point. Randall Lane,...
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