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Project 21's Deneen Borelli on Fox News Channel’s "America Live" on Friday Afternoon

by AuthorDavid W. Almasi | DateSep 3, 2010 at 9:50 AM

Project 21 fellow Deneen Borelli is scheduled to appear on the Fox News Channel program “America Live” this afternoon at approximately 2:30 PM eastern.  Deneen will be discussing breaking news with anchor Megyn Kelly.

Deneen’s newest commentary, “In Desperate Bid to Stay Relevant, NAACP Chief Plays False Race Card Against Beck Supporters,” is currently posted in the FoxForum section FoxNews.com next to pieces by Karl Rove and John Stossel.  In her piece, Deneen notes:

The NAACP has increasingly used false claims of racism in a desperate attempt to maintain relevance.

While the NAACP seemingly tries to turn back the clock on the perception of civil rights progress, Americans who believe in the content of one’s character are moving forward.

Check your local listings for Fox News Channel on cable.  Fox News is available on channel 118 on Fios, channel 205 on Dish Network and channel 360 on DirecTV.

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