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Full-page newspaper ad notes "lies have consequences," including $100 million in lost business for minority business owners because of MLB decision to move the All-Star game from Atlanta   Conservative Clergy of Color, a group of Black ministers and pastors,...

As the U.S. continues to grapple with racial tension in cities, Conservative Clergy of Color is offering its new employee training program, “Getting to All Lives Matter,” as an alternative for employees to the biased, politically correct Critical Race Theory (CRT) that has been adopted in workplaces and schools across the country. Critical Race Theory argues that White Americans are implicitly biased, inherently racist, and fragile. The Black Lives Matter-fueled riots that have gripped America’s cities have caused large corporations, universities, and even Federal agencies to adopt CRT in an effort to conform to the BLM narrative that America is an inherently racist country.

“There’s plenty to do on civil rights issues off the court, but basketball should be something that brings people together. Instead, the NBA has been allowing Black Lives Matters’ divisive messaging to ruin a game millions of Americans love. I’m happy they won’t be forcing this on fans any longer, and I hope this gives the NBA time more time to address real issues of oppression like China’s exploitation of ethnic minorities.”

“This is horrifying! The AP relinquished its credibility years ago, but I have to say this is a new low. They’ve now firmly planted their flag as Black Lives Matter’s Ministry of Truth. As far as I’m concerned they are now the Orwellian Press,” said Bishop Aubrey Shines, founder of CCC and author of the new book “Eight Questions About Race.”

“I want to applaud Mr. Gobert for shedding sunlight on an issue the NBA is bent on ignoring. It takes a great amount of courage to publicly denounce the atrocities being carried out by China,” said CCC founder Bishop Aubrey Shines.

I must say, this one is a real headscratcher. Then again, Mrs. Clinton would not be the first poor listener I’ve seen in Sunday school,” said Bishop Shines.

“Joe Biden had a chance to denounce Black Lives Matter and everything it stands for tonight, including this notion of ‘systemic oppression.’ He failed to do so, and instead propped up the mantra that BLM has driven at the core of its anti-American narrative,” said CCC founder Bishop Aubrey Shines. “As I explain in my new book, ‘Eight Questions About Race,’ nowhere in U.S. law is it codified that Blacks are a lesser race. It is a lie to suggest otherwise, and the American need straight facts from those who aspire to elected office.”

“It is true that Federal employers need a modern program to help their employees navigate today’s rapidly shifting social landscape. Unfortunately, the lies offered by critical race theory are not the answer. Our program has the answer. We deal in facts and a belief that human beings can actually achieve understanding without driving home this idea that being white is the new original sin. We do not subscribe to the nihilism that drives the proponents of critical race theory.”

“We at Conservative Clergy of Color agree the Judge Barrett is the best choice to join the Court at this time. Judge Barrett is an originalist and has proven herself time and time again to stand for the Constitutional principles and values that form the basis of our country, values we hold dear,” Bishop Aubrey Shines, chairman of CCC said. “Judge Barrett is also a committed Christian, stands for the rights of the unborn, and most importantly she exhibits careful analysis and due process in her rulings.

“It’s extremely disheartening to see a U.S. Senator and a candidate for vice president give such high praise to a group that is trying to destroy our country. Does Sen. Harris not watch the news? Has she not seen the businesses burning, the livelihoods that have been wrecked by this organization? People are terrified, but we have to praise the organizers because it’s the cool thing to do,” said Bishop Aubrey Shines, founder of Conservative Clergy of Color.

A new book by Conservative Clergy of Color founder Bishop Aubrey Shines that sets out to dismantle to Black Lives Matter narrative debuted on Amazon this week. “Eight Questions About Race: A Black Pastor Responds to Black Lives Matter,” is a short but comprehensive look from a Christian standpoint at whether or not America really is a racist country as Black Lives Matter would have you believe. It also looks at the agenda of Black Lives Matter and how that agenda runs contrary to America’s Judeo-Christian heritage.

“As someone who has both African and Jewish heritage, this is appalling and disgusting. Elections make us more passionate, but that is no excuse to make racist generalizations like this. A Black person or Jewish person is not ignorant or stupid because they support one party over another” ~ Bishop Aubrey Shines.

“The founders of Black Lives Matter have been very open about supporting Marxism, and until now their website clearly stated their desire to eliminate the nuclear family, a bedrock of Western civilization. What suddenly changed?”

Conservative Clergy of Color’s leadership hosted a virtual press conference this morning with reporters and faith leaders to unveil their newly developed employee training program, “Getting to All Lives Matter.” The program was developed as a reasonable, fact-based alternative to the “critical race theory” training sweeping through the corporate, academic, and government worlds.

“It’s wonderful to see the efforts of Conservative Clergy of Color paying off, as we’ve been working tirelessly to bring light to this monstrous cultural genocide being carried out by the Chinese Communist Party. This is a fantastic victory for us!” founder Bishop Aubrey Shines said.

“It’s interesting to how both on a national and state level, the support for Black Lives Matter is steadily decreasing. I think the slow but sure trend is that folks are tired. They are tired of the chaos, tired of not being able to disagree openly with the thought policing that is propagated by the leaders of Black Lives Matter.”

“There’s the old adage about reaping what you sow and we’re seeing it now,” said Bishop Aubrey Shines, chairman of Conservative Clergy of Color. “People are tired of the violence propagated by Black Lives Matter. Explain to me how burning a business will fix racial disparities? You can’t, because they aren’t connected in any way. If you’re as tired of this mayhem as the people in Wisconsin, there’s a place for you at Conservative Clergy of Color.”

“This is just like a classic limousine liberal. Mayor Lightfoot certainly has a right to protect her property, but she seems to have forgotten she also has a duty as mayor to keep Chicago safe,” said CCC Chairman Bishop Aubrey Shines. “I was born and grew up in Chicago and it pains me to see the city torn apart like this. What a callous, tone-deaf thing for the mayor to say, and how hypocritical of her to ban protesters by her house but not bothering to ban the rioting that is burning her city down.

The Democratic National Convention kicks off tonight, and party chairman Tom Perez is giving Black Lives Matter a seat at the head of the table. As reported by The Hill, Perez promised his party would align with BLM and that much of the convention will focus on BLM’s narrow view of racial justice.

Conservative Clergy of Color’s chairman Bishop Aubrey Shines harshly denounced the thugs of Black Lives Matter after reports that a large group of rioters stormed a neighborhood in Seattle. The mob, caught on video, demanded reparations from the mostly white residents while shouting curse words and demanding they leave their homes and “give back” what was stolen from African Americans.

Conservative Clergy of Color condemned the police defunding campaign of Black Lives Matter after a report that it’s stunting the trucking industry. According to Fox Business, Mike Kucharski, the co-owner of JKC Trucking, is ordering his drivers to steer clear of cities where police budgets have been slashed in order to safeguard both his employees and their cargo. Research conducted by the Police Executive Research Forum shows that agencies in 258 cities have had or will have their budgets cut, meaning 258 cities could lose commerce and business if truckers don’t feel safe enough to deliver cargo to those locations.

Bishop Aubrey Shines, chairman of Conservative Clergy of Color, demanded CNN sever its contract with contributor Ana Navarro amid reports she will host a virtual event for Joe Biden in Florida. Navarro’s active work for a political candidate conflicts with CNN’s claim to be a non-partisan news outlet, and as such her contract with CNN should be revoked, Bishop Shines said.

Amid new reports of Antifa rioters burning Bibles in Portland, Bishop Aubrey Shines of Conservative Clergy of Color called on Americans to pray for the rioters and to ask God to forgive them of their evil ways.

Bishop Aubrey Shines, the chairman for Conservative Clergy of Color, harshly denounced the NFL this
morning for deciding it’s going to punish players who attend church.

Conservative Clergy of Color issued a statement applauding Sen. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee for taking the NBA to task over its dealings with the Chinese Communist Party. In an interview with Breitbart, Blackburn ripped the NBA for continuing its business with Chinese-owned manufacturer Alibaba, which makes products for the NBA off of slave labor imposed on ethnic minorities like the Uighurs.

Conservative Clergy of Color issued a statement mourning the passing of longtime Republican activist Herman Cain. Mr. Cain, a successful business owner and former presidential candidate, died early Thursday due to complications from COVID-19. Mr. Cain was 74.