We'll check back in on our story from last week about the Bloomberg News article that claimed 94 percent of new jobs in the S&P 100 companies went to "people of color." Bloomberg got it wrong, and so did we. Broadway veteran singer and actor Clifton Duncan joins us to talk about what it was like to be canceled from the arts during Covid. And are New York artists really the rebellious free spirits we imagine them to be? Tune in to find out. Several white social justice activists have been murdered recently by the very people they claim are victims of systemic oppression. What's going on, and how are we, the onlookers, supposed to react?

<p>We'll check back in on our story from last week about the Bloomberg News article that claimed 94 percent of new jobs in the S&amp;P 100 companies went to "people of color." Bloomberg got it wrong, and so did we. Broadway veteran singer and actor Clifton Duncan joins us to talk about what it was like to be canceled from the arts during Covid. And are New York artists really the rebellious free spirits we imagine them to be? Tune in to find out. Several white social justice activists have been murdered recently by the very people they claim are victims of systemic oppression. What's going on, and how are we, the onlookers, supposed to react?</p>

Four years ago, I woke from a spell that I had been under since childhood.  After decades of torment, I recognized my mother for what she truly was: a personality-disordered abuser.  She wasn't the victim she had always claimed to be.  Then I saw the same behavior and abuse tactics being adopted and applauded by the social justice left.

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