CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS....

All of us need to be civil rights activists.

Aliens rights activists ✊

Matt's producer replacing every instance of "jewish civil rights... leader" with "marxist civil rights leader" before giving him the scriptshow more

Throwback to when Gucci Mane got confronted by animal... rights activistsshow more

BIDEN: "I was a student up north in the... civil rights movement." There is no evidence Biden was ever involved in the civil rights movement as a student.show more

Woke activists wouldn’t allow us (women) to speak about... female rights at the DYKE Marchshow more

All of us must be civil rights activists at... this moment. Just like those who showed up, stood up, and spoke out today at National Action Network’s 2026 Convention. If we don’t have a fair election in November, we won’t have any more elections.show more

End Wokeness TeamUSA🇺🇸💯💪 mY cHiLdReN hAvE LeSs CiViL RiGhtS... tHaN i DiD.show more

RACISM: Biden lying to blacks claiming he was a... civil rights leader at 15 again.show more

To all the people saying That Trump is bring... back Segregation. Just know The Executive order he Reversed just regurgitated Laws on the civil rights act of 1964 and changes absolutely Nothing on your civil rights And segregation laws. Segregation is still ILLEGAL!show more

Throwback to our anti corruption civil rights commission ambassador... kyuhyun sitting in his own office ✨✨show more

Assistant DOJ Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon... refers to Gov. Tim Walz as "tampon Tim"show more

Trans activists shout "fascist scum" and "you're a Nazi"... at women who gathered to speak out against the removal of their rightsshow more

BREAKING: Biden has just arrived in Selma, Alabama to... commemorate the 58th Anniversary of "Bloody Sunday". For those unaware, Here is a brief history lesson about Bloody Sunday: - Bloody Sunday refers to the violent confrontation that took place on March 7, 1965, in Selma, Alabama. - The event was a crucial moment in the Civil Rights Movement and highlighted the struggle for voting rights for African Americans. - Civil rights activists including MLK Jr. and John Lewis, led a march from Selma to Montgomery to protest the discrimination faced by African Americans in Alabama. - The group was met by state troopers and local law enforcement officers, who used brutal force to stop the peaceful protest. - The troopers used tear gas, clubs, and whips on the protesters, many of whom were women and children, - The incident was widely covered by the media and brought national attention to the Civil Rights Movement and the need for voting rights legislation.show more

You were taught the Civil Rights Act was about... equality but what if there was more to the story? Matt Walsh dives into the facts in Part 2 of 'The Real History of Civil Rights'. Understand what really happened to our cities and our country, and stream new episodes each month.show more