Jason Whitlock is a journalist who writes for conservative outlets such as Conservative Review, Blaze Media, and Rumble. His articles often touch on controversial topics related to race, sports, and social issues, offering a conservative perspective on current events.
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By: Jason Whitlock
According to the Associated Press, racial bigotry and American slavery from 160 years ago fuel the controversy engulfing Algerian boxer Imane Khelif's bid for an Olympic gold medal.
By: Jason Whitlock
We’re being forced to play along with the delusions of the mentally ill. They’re willing to die and kill unless we all join them in their delusion.
By: Jason Whitlock
The penalty for pandering far exceeds its supposed rewards. That's the lesson we should learn from the state of Missouri's and a Life Time
By: Jason Whitlock
The biggest impediment to Caitlin Clark's ascension to athletic immortality is not the gaggle of angry and jealous black women determined to diminish the WNBA star's rookie season.
By: Jason Whitlock
The Indiana Fever assigned Caitlin Clark a group of babysitters: her teammates. They're tasked with preventing the petulant and entitled WNBA star from bickering with referees.
By: Jason Whitlock
Disney and ESPN will not televise this revolution — especially not in an election year when the Democratic nominee hails from San Francisco and thinks children should be castrated on demand.
By: Jason Whitlock
The “BOYcott” will not be televised. Not on ESPN anyway. As it relates to a growing list of women's volleyball teams refusing to compete
The desire to see those men and women set free helped me understand the consequence of this election cycle.
By: Jason Whitlock
DEI and its enforcer – censorship – were on the ballot. We voted them down. The Democrats know why Kamala Harris lost the presidential election in such decisive fashion to Donald Trump.
He's a victim of a culture hostile to traditional male masculinity, a victim of a society that is systematically destroying the nuclear family, a victim of social media's elevation of the dead and the elite.
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