Next, on Making Sense of the Madness, we dive into real solutions for Black America with conservative leaders with a blueprint for change.

We're going to question the mainstream narrative and exposed media propaganda right now. We are here with Donna Jackson. She serves as the Director of Membership Development for the Project 21 Black Leadership Network.

Donna, thanks so much for joining.

Can you explain Project 21?

What is it all about?

Yes, Project 21 started during the Rodney King riots.

And we started because there was this narrative

that the only way that black people knew how to react was through violence and destroying our communities.

And there was a group of individuals like myself who said that this is not the way black people think.

We believe in upward mobility. We believe in free markets. And we believe that the family is the most

important structure in our community and not about destroying it. So we're center right. We're one of

the oldest and largest black conservative think tanks in the country. And we have people

represented from every walk of life who has the same agenda,

less government regulation, more personal responsibility, and we advocate for personal responsibility

and the Constitution of America. We believe in this American dream and this

experiment, and we believe that all people from all walks of life should share that.

That's a beautiful vision. And can you tell me what was it like being a part of Project 21 during the whole Black Lives Matters,

riots and propaganda campaign?

You know, Black Lives Matter is not concerned about the black community.

In fact, they have no projects in the black community. Their whole goal is to destroy the black community. In fact, they have no projects in the black community.

Their whole goal is to destroy the black family,

which is everything we're against.

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