Is Brittney Griner paying the price for identity politics?



Identity politics rule American culture, and it has rarely been more evident than with women's basketball star Brittney Griner. Jason Whitlock, the host of "Fearless" on BlazeTV, broke down his theory about the unintended, or possibly even intended, consequences of the Russia-Griner situation.

According to Jason, if Brittney Griner were heterosexual and the average white or black girl in Russia, no one would be trying to use her as a bargaining chip. Would the Biden administration be in negotiations with Russia to swap Griner for a Russian arms dealer?

Woke America is down with the cause for identity politics, and culture deems homosexual black women as a high-value target. Brittney Griner's ordeal, according to Jason, might bring some Americans to the conclusion that their government would not be fighting for them the way they are for Griner.

Here are the tragic outcomes: Much of the country feels indifferent to Griner's situation. Because of the special treatment her demographic receives above the rest, black homosexual women are in more danger than before when they travel to countries that are not our allies. Either way, Griner is paying the price for America's culture war.


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Former drug dealer BLASTS sanctuary cities for fueling the fentanyl trade



Ricci Wynne is a recovering drug addict using his social media to battle the policies that have turned his hometown of San Francisco into an open-air drug market. In this clip, Ricci opens up to "Fearless" host Jason Whitlock about the shocking story of how San Fran’s sanctuary city status further enables the deadly international fentanyl trade.

Ricci bravely blows the whistle on San Francisco's safe space for undocumented drug dealers. According to Ricci, some of these foreign citizens have been arrested two and three times for selling drugs, but they have no fear of being deported because of the city's sanctuary status.


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Kathy Barnette verbally castrates New Your Times columnists' apology to Trump voters



New York Times columnist Bret Stephens admitted his harsh assessment of former president Donald Trump was wrong.

But some Trump supporters feel Stephens' apology fell on deaf ears. Kathy Barnette joined "Fearless with Jason Whitlock," shared her take, and said Stephens can "kick rocks."

"It’s one thing for social mores to evolve over time, aided by respect for differences of opinion. It’s another for them to be abruptly imposed by one side on another, with little democratic input but a great deal of moral bullying," Stephens wrote.

"It rings so hollow to me," Barnette told Whitlock. She went on to verbally castrate Stephens, asserting that [the mainstream media] bullied Trump supporters into silence. "They have intentionally destroyed our country ... I don't want [an apology]; moreover, I didn't ask for one," Barnette said.

Do you agree with Kathy? Is it too late for apologies? Watch the clip and be the judge.


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Here's how ​NOT to get shot by police



Jason Whitlock dropped a truth bomb in this episode of "Fearless" on BlazeTV. He explained that he presents himself to police officers in a way that demonstrates he is not a threat.

“As a man, my first responsibility is to secure my own survival and to protect myself. And so, as it relates to my engagement with the police, I take control of that by my actions. I give off an energy to police. I present myself to the law enforcement, present myself to others in a very respectful manner,” said Jason.

Jason says, when it comes to engaging with police and avoiding an altercation, it’s really just about your attitude and being the change you want to see. If you want to be respected, give police respect. "Don't dress like a thug, then get upset when you get treated that way," Jason said. Some formulas just work. Watch the clip to get what Jason had to say.


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Challenging what you thought you knew about Juneteenth



Challenging the nationally accepted narrative is a character trait that sets BlazeTV hosts apart from the mainstream media. Jason Whitlock of "Fearless" is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to dissecting that status quo, especially regarding race in America.

In this clip, Jason welcomes "Fearless" contributor Delano Squires and asks Delano to give his honest take on what he thinks Juneteenth means to black individuals. The answer: something that will make you think twice about what you "know" about Juneteenth.

Delano referenced a comment made by BlazeTV's Steve Deace of "The Steve Deace Show" about Juneteenth. Deace noted the void of red, white, and blue patriotism surrounding the federal holiday. Delano explained that many Americans have taken to Juneteenth because of what they think the holiday represents.




According to Squires, our country is in trouble when you have a sizable population that turns against its nation and harbors antagonism and feelings of disenfranchisement and alienation from its government.

"Yesterday, Steve Deace noted that he doesn't see much red, white, and blue in any of these Juneteenth celebrations," Squires explained. "Juneteenth and the end of race-based child slavery are another stepping stone in the national and global fight for black liberation."

Squires compared the disenfranchisement to how a child would think, regardless of the birth order, that hated its own family. "It's going to be frustrating because once it simultaneously realizes that this is the only family they have and know, that this is the family they were born into, but they don't feel a part of, and they are going to destroy it because they think they can build something better, that type of worldview and mentality rarely ends well."

Many Americans are fuzzy on the origin and meaning of Juneteenth. Steve Deace gave a detailed explanation of what Juneteenth is and isn't.

"It is tribal. None of it is American. None of it is patriotic," Deace said. He offered a different way of viewing the circumstances surrounding Juneteenth and how he does not understand why the federal holiday has such serious Marxist vibes.

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Who's responsible for empowering swaths of society to groom your children?



In this episode of "Fearless," Jason Whitlock and Shemeka Michelle discussed the topic of grooming and who is responsible for weaponizing sex and forcing it upon kids.

Whitlock explained how he was recently met with a perplexing question on Twitter about the difference between a cheerleader twerking on the sidelines at an NFL game and a drag queen dancing at a bar.

Without hesitation, Shemeka embraced her hypocrisy and refused to accept Jason's line of thinking. Instead, she redirected her focus to her childhood. She recalled how her mother used to cover her eyes and shield Shemeka from seeing inappropriate images or adult behavior unfit for children. Shemeka's story raised a broader question. When did parents stop censoring their children from adult behavior?

Perhaps our "do as you please" and Godless culture has desensitized society and paved the way for this emboldened grooming mentality that harms children?

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Top 3 Takeaways for Men: 'Top Gun: Maverick'



Time gives purpose to everything we do in life. Time moves fast and is the most precious commodity we possess, because we can't get it back once it is gone.

As Pastor Anthony watched "Top Gun: Maverick," he was struck by an overriding theme he believes should connect with all men. There comes a time when you have to step up and be a man. The movie encapsulates a truth — no one escapes time.


BlazeTV's Jason Whitlock of "Fearless" is a firm believer in strong men's critical role in a civil society. Pastor Anthony punctuated Jason's views in his take on the relationship between being a man and time.

We are all facing time. It's a ticking clock that we have no control over. Men have to face three critical times in life: the time of manhood, the time of mentorship, and the time of mortality. At some point in a man's life, he will face those three times, ready or not.

Time in this movie was a major driving force, and Pastor Anthony broke down how everything points to an understanding of time.

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