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NTC’s Mobilization Coordinator Christian Watson recently penned an op-ed for the Washington Examiner titled “Cancel Black History Month.” The op-ed argues that Black History Month serves to divide Americans rather than unite us. Watson is quoted as saying “The entire premise of Black History Month is fundamentally flawed. Black history is American history. And while American history has many different shades, complexities, and imperfections, it remains a grand narrative that reflects our heritage and accomplishments as a nation.” Read the rest of the article here!

The Washington Times recently wrote a story titled “Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression rebukes Harvard with ‘lifetime censorship award.” The story discusses why FIRE ranked Harvard University last in its coveted free speech report. NTC President Gregory T. Angelo is quoted in the story as saying “The real question is whether the Ivy League institution will take these dubious honors as a wake-up call.” Read the full story here.

NTC President Gregory T. Angelo recently joined the John Reid Show on Richard Morning News’s Newsradio WRVA 95.1 FM to discuss and the issue of Claudine Gay’s plagarism at Harvard and NTC’s recent campaign against CAIR. Watch the full segment here.

NTC President Gregory T. Angelo recently published an op-ed in the New York Post which addresses Democrat support of groups like CAIR despite the recent events involving Israel and the rise of antisemitism. Angelo is quoted as saying “Politicians who endorsed CAIR in the past have a duty to condemn the organization now. If they don’t, the press and the public have a responsibility to ask them why.” Read the full piece here.

NTC President Gregory T. Angelo joined Sharyl Attkisson’s syndicated program “Full Measure” to discuss the rise of gender ideology in America. Watch the full interview here.

NTC President Gregory T. Angelo recently joined the nationally syndicated John Fredericks Show to discuss NTC’s mission to fight corporate hypocrisy in America. Watch the full segment here.

NTC President Gregory T. Angelo authored a piece for Townhall.com titled “Macro-Aggresions From the Micro-Aggresson Police.” Angelo is quoted as saying “These groups have for years insisted that “words are violence,” that using the wrong pronouns is “an act of violence” — and even “silence is violence.” The only kind of “violence” they apparently condone is brutal violence committed by terrorists.” Read the full article here.

City journal contributor and journalist Christopher Rufo mentioned NTC as part of a group of non-profits devising a strategy to challenge hypocritical institutions. Rufo says ” Nonprofits such as the New Tolerance Campaign, American Principles Project, and Consumers’ Research are starting to build the infrastructure for corporate-pressure campaigns.” Click here to read the whole article.

13 WGME  reported that the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has refused to call Hamas a terrorist group despite the group’s brazen attack against Israel on October 7. NTC President Gregory T. Angelo offered comment to WGME and is quoted as saying “The SPLC response to Hamas terrorist attacks comes up short on many levels, but none more than in its inability to uphold its stated values.” Read the full article here.

NTC President Gregory T. Angelo was profiled by Boston College student newspaper BC Heights during a recent speech to the Boston College Republicans. Angelo is quoted as saying ““I truly believe that when we look at the so-called ‘woke’ movement in the United States, at least insofar as major corporations have involved themselves in it, the main catalyst for all of that—the inflection point when all of this suddenly became okay—was when corporations started weighing in on LGBT issues.” Read the full article here.

A report from the Washington Times noted that 94% of college students support free speech, and yet 45% expressed fear about offering their opinions in class and potentially offending their peers. New Tolerance Campaign President Gregory T. Angelo was quoted in the article as saying “Students need to be brave in expressing deeply held beliefs that may not match those of their liberal counterparts.“ Read the full article here.

NTC President Gregory T. Angelo recently joined Richmond’s Morning News host John Reid to discuss DEI initiatives in higher education around Virginia. Listen to the full segment here.

NTC President Gregory T. Angelo joined 93.9 WakeUP Mid Missouri host Branden Rathert to discuss NTC’s grassroots work against the politicization of American institutions. Watch the full segment here.

NTC President Gregory T. Angelo joined “Need To Know” with Jeff Angelo during a segment titled “are woke companies REALLY going broke?” Listen to the full appearance here.