White Analyst Calls Out Republicans On Pulling Out Race Card, Encouraging Racism

Joan Walsh New Book: White Analyst Calls Out Republican’s Veiled Racism With New Book | Breaking News for Black America


During the Republican National Convention, Mitt Romney and company unveiled a new slogan: “we built it.” In an interesting interview, Joan Walsh, author of “What’s the Matter With White People?: Why We Long For a Golden Age That Never Was” and MSNBC political analyst, discusses how the Republican’s focus on individual success and the “we-built-that” mentally is racially coded language that pits Whites, particularly working class, against Black and Brown people, causing powerful, conscious divides that keep many Whites voting against their own interests. Walsh then goes a step further to contend that these false idioms and various isms shed light on why many Whites are known to reminisce on a “golden era that never was,” without realizing that many of the strides they made as immigrants in this country were actually made because of government programs that they benefited greatly from, which is a direct counter to the Republican’s platform, reports the Root.


Got to love this, :lol:

“Far too many White Americans — especially those who do not come from wealth or privilege — don’t understand the extent to which they’ve had help"


what govt. program was that?

back breaking work in a coal mine ?

what a fucking lie

PS it's from The Root the hate whitey rag. I'm certain their perspective is unbiased.

That's why this issue is raised with RICH PEOPLE....rather-than you education-challenged FAUX Noise fans.​


"There's nowhere else in the world, nowhere else in the world, that people can accrue the kind of fortunes that happen here. And that's because of the kind of country we have.

And the kind of country we have is a function of the taxes that we pay to provide security, we have a stable market, you can predict next week will be pretty much like the week before.

We have the most immense investment being made by our government in advancing businesses by supporting the enormous research industry that's going on in this country. And it's that piece of government expenditure that which has everything to do with the health and robustness of our economy."




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we can tell Flaylo is back, we will be getting all the "you all are racist" threads again
 
we can tell Flaylo is back, we will be getting all the "you all are racist" threads again

the book is playing the race card.

bad whitey

never worked a day in his life.Only blacks and browns.

There was no golden age. Whcih one is it?
Here's a lil' dancin' music (for you folks), while you're waiting.....

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Joan Walsh New Book: White Analyst Calls Out Republican’s Veiled Racism With New Book | Breaking News for Black America


During the Republican National Convention, Mitt Romney and company unveiled a new slogan: “we built it.” In an interesting interview, Joan Walsh, author of “What’s the Matter With White People?: Why We Long For a Golden Age That Never Was” and MSNBC political analyst, discusses how the Republican’s focus on individual success and the “we-built-that” mentally is racially coded language that pits Whites, particularly working class, against Black and Brown people, causing powerful, conscious divides that keep many Whites voting against their own interests. Walsh then goes a step further to contend that these false idioms and various isms shed light on why many Whites are known to reminisce on a “golden era that never was,” without realizing that many of the strides they made as immigrants in this country were actually made because of government programs that they benefited greatly from, which is a direct counter to the Republican’s platform, reports the Root.


Got to love this, :lol:

Yeah, a white guy would never ever call another white guy a racist.
 
so now Joan Walsh is "WHITE analyst..:badgrin:

SNIP:
Joan Walsh
Born

Joan Maureen Walsh
September 18, 1958 (age 54)
United States



Occupation

Editor, writer, journalist


Joan Maureen Walsh (born September 18, 1958) is a liberal editor, writer, and blogger. She is editor-at-large of Salon.com and an MSNBC political analyst. From 2005 through 2010 she was the editor-in-chief of Salon.com, a San Francisco-based American liberal politics and culture Web site

from
Joan Walsh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
When it comes to who built much of the colonial south's agricultural industry?

Negro slaves built most of it, without question

Of you doubt that for a moment, I suggest you read your nation's history.

what happened up north?

And the trans-atlantic slave trade did not reach it's peak until the 19th century. The souths cash crop agriculture was only feasible after the invention of the cotton gin.

I think America needs a history lesson.
 
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The more you claim racism where there is none, the less impact the accusation of racism has on people.

When are you going to stop seeing things through the prism of race? It's so meaningless. It serves no purpose to try to stir up contention based on race.


Isn't it amazing how the people who scream the loudest about ignoring the color of a person's skin are the same people who are the very first to point out the color of a person's skin.

They'll keep doing it as long as it's effective. This may be wishful thinking, but I think that game is beginning to end.

My biggest disappointment with Obama is that we've never had a President better equipped to end this crap. And he has done nothing. And things have gotten worse.

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The more you claim racism where there is none, the less impact the accusation of racism has on people.

When are you going to stop seeing things through the prism of race? It's so meaningless. It serves no purpose to try to stir up contention based on race.


Isn't it amazing how the people who scream the loudest about ignoring the color of a person's skin are the same people who are the very first to point out the color of a person's skin.

They'll keep doing it as long as it's effective. This may be wishful thinking, but I think that game is beginning to end.

My biggest disappointment with Obama is that we've never had a President better equipped to end this crap. And he has done nothing. And things have gotten worse.

.

That comment was racist. (LOL)
 
so now Joan Walsh is "WHITE analyst..:badgrin:

SNIP:
Joan Walsh
Born

Joan Maureen Walsh
September 18, 1958 (age 54)
United States



Occupation

Editor, writer, journalist


Joan Maureen Walsh (born September 18, 1958) is a liberal editor, writer, and blogger. She is editor-at-large of Salon.com and an MSNBC political analyst. From 2005 through 2010 she was the editor-in-chief of Salon.com, a San Francisco-based American liberal politics and culture Web site

from
Joan Walsh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


There are not many people in this country to the left of Joan Walsh.

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so now Joan Walsh is "WHITE analyst..:badgrin:

SNIP:
Joan Walsh
Born

Joan Maureen Walsh
September 18, 1958 (age 54)
United States



Occupation

Editor, writer, journalist


Joan Maureen Walsh (born September 18, 1958) is a liberal editor, writer, and blogger. She is editor-at-large of Salon.com and an MSNBC political analyst. From 2005 through 2010 she was the editor-in-chief of Salon.com, a San Francisco-based American liberal politics and culture Web site

from
Joan Walsh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


There are not many people in this country to the left of Joan Walsh.

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No kidding, but what's sad is people BUY her race baiting bull.
 
Joan Walsh New Book: White Analyst Calls Out Republican’s Veiled Racism With New Book | Breaking News for Black America


During the Republican National Convention, Mitt Romney and company unveiled a new slogan: “we built it.” In an interesting interview, Joan Walsh, author of “What’s the Matter With White People?: Why We Long For a Golden Age That Never Was” and MSNBC political analyst, discusses how the Republican’s focus on individual success and the “we-built-that” mentally is racially coded language that pits Whites, particularly working class, against Black and Brown people, causing powerful, conscious divides that keep many Whites voting against their own interests. Walsh then goes a step further to contend that these false idioms and various isms shed light on why many Whites are known to reminisce on a “golden era that never was,” without realizing that many of the strides they made as immigrants in this country were actually made because of government programs that they benefited greatly from, which is a direct counter to the Republican’s platform, reports the Root.


Got to love this, :lol:
"Veiled racism" means "we can't actually point to any examples of racism, so we'll just say it's there and hope stupid people buy it".

Looks like it worked. Good job, OP. :clap2:
 
The more you claim racism where there is none, the less impact the accusation of racism has on people.

When are you going to stop seeing things through the prism of race? It's so meaningless. It serves no purpose to try to stir up contention based on race.

From one Philly person to another Philly person you are full of shit, stop trying to play the victim role.
That would be you, dumbass.
 
The more you claim racism where there is none, the less impact the accusation of racism has on people.

When are you going to stop seeing things through the prism of race? It's so meaningless. It serves no purpose to try to stir up contention based on race.

From one Philly person to another Philly person you are full of shit, stop trying to play the victim role.
That would be you, dumbass.

He isn't going to see it. He never does. I wish he would stop acting like a victim. And I wish he would stop pretending there is racism when there is none. Much like I wish people would stop looking through the prism of class warfare when we have no classes.

People are people. No matter what color their skin pigment is. No matter how much money they make. They are people. It's about time we start treating them like people instead of trying to make them fit in some box because of some meaningless characteristic.
 
The more you claim racism where there is none, the less impact the accusation of racism has on people.

When are you going to stop seeing things through the prism of race? It's so meaningless. It serves no purpose to try to stir up contention based on race.

From one Philly person to another Philly person you are full of shit, stop trying to play the victim role.
That would be you, dumbass.

Was that the best you could come up with dumbass?
 
The more you claim racism where there is none, the less impact the accusation of racism has on people.

When are you going to stop seeing things through the prism of race? It's so meaningless. It serves no purpose to try to stir up contention based on race.


Isn't it amazing how the people who scream the loudest about ignoring the color of a person's skin are the same people who are the very first to point out the color of a person's skin.

They'll keep doing it as long as it's effective. This may be wishful thinking, but I think that game is beginning to end.

My biggest disappointment with Obama is that we've never had a President better equipped to end this crap. And he has done nothing. And things have gotten worse.

.

Isn't it amazing how the people who scream the loudest about ignoring the color of a person's skin are the same people who are the very first to point out the color of a person's skin.


like LaKota does ....
 

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