This Site Tracks Project 2025: What’s Been Implemented And What’s Left?

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A website that tracks Project 2025 and GOP implementation of the initiative thus far has popped up online and quite frankly, it’s brilliant.

The site was created by Reddit users Rusticgorilla and Mollynaquafina, who started the tracker to make Project 2025’s rollout way more transparent.

“What started as a passion project by two Redditors has grown into a community-driven resource powered by people like you who believe in the importance of transparent, detailed analysis,” the site’s about us page read.

Project 2025 was one of the most talked about topics during the 2024 presidential election, but voters overall ignored the warning signs of its potential impact on America.

The 920-page Republican agenda aims to fundamentally change how government works.

As previously reported by NewsOne, The conservative manifesto, titled Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise, was created by the GOP think tank group, the Heritage Foundation. Filled with confusing and vague language, Project 2025 calls for eliminating the Department of Education, looks to abolish the ideals of affirmative action, wants to eliminate access to abortion rights and calls for eliminating social welfare programs. The agenda also pledges to erode civil protections for the LGBTQIA+ community, criminalize homelessness, eradicate “wokeness,” end immigration and make it easier to fire federal employees who aren’t Republicans.

Sadly, a lot of Project 2025’s agenda has already been implemented within Trump’s slew of executive orders, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be paying attention.

That’s where the Project 2025 tracker comes into play. The website allows you to select different agencies and subjects while allowing you to see the statuses of each subject and what agencies they will affect. The tracker also has an overall progress bar so you can see how much of Project 2025 has already been implemented and how much is left. Progress by agency is also tracked with a dropdown to see every agency, plus the objectives affecting each agency.

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Listed on the bottom of the site are detailed project objectives that allow you to click right into the sources to read more. The organized site is the easiest way to keep up with everything in Project 2025.

Many Black leaders and organizations have condemned Project 2025, including NAACP President Derrick Johnson.

“Project 2025 is an effort to completely redesign the role of government to shut black people out and put us in a position as the disposable, cheap laborer,” Johnson said. “Whether it’s in the prison industrial complex or whether it minimizes our ability to actually earn a pay. What’s happening in this country, they’re running out of white people. And what this is seeking to do is to create a 1930 apartheid segregated America where only certain individuals who come from certain communities or a part of the white race will have a true opportunity to live out one’s dream and actually accumulate wealth and standing.”

President Johnson isn’t the only Black leader who is condemning the 900-page lesson on how to hate. DNC Senior Spokesperson Marcus W. Robinson called Project 2025 dangerous and dystopian in regards to Black Americans.

“Donald Trump and his extreme, far-right Project 2025 allies have made it clear that in a second term, they will make America a dangerous and dystopian reality for Black Americans,” said Robinson. “The Black community suffered under Trump’s MAGA extremism, and now the looming threat of his Project 2025 plans include a draconian abortion ban that disproportionately affects women of color, ripping away lower prescription drug costs and health care access that has increased insurance rates for Black Americans to a record high, slashing funding for education, and gutting programs that help families make ends meet. Trump’s Project 2025 agenda is just more evidence that in this election, the stakes could not be higher for Black Americans.”

Click here to visit the Project 2025 Tracker.

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