Racism in America, Liberal Style

Racism in America, Liberal Style

It’s too bad and very sad that the Black power structure in this country does not have people like Walter E. Williams, Ward Connerly, Thomas Sowell, and, my personal favorite, ”the Black Avenger,” Ken Hamblin, in leadership positions and as media darlings.

Instead, much to its detriment, it has the likes of Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, and various Black congressional hacks, charlatans, and crooks at the helm, all of whom wallow in and profit from racial divisiveness which keeps them in power and which keeps their pockets stuffed.

President Obama’s pockets have been sufficiently stuffed with his racially-motivated book deals as well as by his taxpayer-funded trips all over the planet for his family.

We’re told he pays for the family. We’re also told the Tooth Fairy pays a buck each nowadays for baby teeth and that Obama’s Kenyan half-brother is positively ecstatic living in his hovel in Kenya where he subsists on less than a dollar a month.

I imagine he would give an eye tooth for a tooth-dollar.

Obama’s thinking must be that his half-bro would probably stroke out if he got a generous gift from his millionaire American relative to keep him above water and above eating the bark off trees.

However, I digress.

In an article redundantly titled, “Vicious Academic Liberals,” Professor Walter E. Williams concludes with, “Hypocrisy is part and parcel of the liberal academic elite,” another obvious redundancy.

The scholarly, conservative, entertaining, Black professor of economics at George Mason University has surely been aware of that hypocrisy for many years but it was brought to mind by another article by an equally scholarly, and conservative Black, Ward Connerly

Connerly, a former University of California Regent, best known for his opposition to affirmative action, had had a conversation with an administrator at UC who told Connerly he would deny the content of their talk should Connerly ever publicize it.

He did make it public while not disclosing the identity of the official and it’s evident why the official would not want what he said made available for public consumption and consideration.

It was blatantly racist . . .

(Read the rest at http://genelalor.com)