White Fragility 101

[IM2]

I'm not presenting myself as anyone but a highly educated man who has studied this issue thoroughly and can tell you that you are talking directly out of your white ass.

Your IQ is definitely under 120, STFU. Educated in what, pray tell? Black studies? Basket Weaving? What?!

That makes my IQ exactly 120 points higher than yours.

 

[Marion Morrison]

I'm not presenting myself as anyone but a highly educated man who has studied this issue thoroughly and can tell you that you are talking directly out of your white ass.

Your IQ is definitely under 120, STFU. Educated in what, pray tell? Black studies? Basket Weaving? What?!

That makes my IQ exactly 120 points higher than yours.

No sir, that makes it exactly as I said. Do tell us what you're so "highly educated" in, please.

 

[IM2]

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

Why can't (some) blacks get past racism? What is holding them back? I am not seeing any laws or chains...White "racism" is a chimera. Poor blacks are holding themselves back. When certain undefinable people are so hurt by the "N" word and want to control our vocabulary, (despite the fact they use it themselves), and we have to tippy toe around the obvious fact blacks commit a disproportionate number of crimes...it begs the question, WHO is being overly sensitive? So, some people talk about white fragility, I don't have a clue what that means.

You're white and racist. Yet you ask that question. And you really think it's a question that makes sense. You cry about big called white, a demographic description, you whites are crying so hard about how history is taught you want to eliminate things from school textbooks. You don't know what white fragility is? Look at your posts because they are prime examples. Yours and every one of you white racists here.

Whites commit almost triple the crimes we do. But you whites have an excuse for every failure you have. So you multiply our actual numbers by five and talk stupid. Or you blame Hispanics when in fact US history shows that whites are the most violent and criminal element in America.

Nobody black has got past racism. We cope with racism. If you had any education relative to psychology you would understand that blacks have developed various coping methods to deal with white racism. But you are dumb so you don't know. Some of us don't want to cope with white racism. And we shouldn't have to.

 

[IM2]

I'm not presenting myself as anyone but a highly educated man who has studied this issue thoroughly and can tell you that you are talking directly out of your white ass.

Your IQ is definitely under 120, STFU. Educated in what, pray tell? Black studies? Basket Weaving? What?!

That makes my IQ exactly 120 points higher than yours.

No sir, that makes it exactly as I said. Do tell us what you're so "highly educated" in, please.

No. I am not to be questioned by the likes of you about my education. I said I'm well educated. I am, and I do not have to prove anything to your backwoods everglades alligator eating ass.

 

[Marion Morrison]

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

Why can't (some) blacks get past racism? What is holding them back? I am not seeing any laws or chains...White "racism" is a chimera. Poor blacks are holding themselves back. When certain undefinable people are so hurt by the "N" word and want to control our vocabulary, (despite the fact they use it themselves), and we have to tippy toe around the obvious fact blacks commit a disproportionate number of crimes...it begs the question, WHO is being overly sensitive? So, some people talk about white fragility, I don't have a clue what that means.

You're white and racist. Yet you ask that question. And you really think it's a question that makes sense. You cry about big called white, a demographic description, you whites are crying so hard about how history is taught you want to eliminate things from school textbooks. You don't know what white fragility is? Look at your posts because they are prime examples. Yours and every one of you white racists here.

Whites commit almost triple the crimes we do. But you whites have an excuse for every failure you have. So you multiply our actual numbers by five and talk stupid. Or you blame Hispanics when in fact US history shows that whites are the most violent and criminal element in America.

Nobody black has got past racism. We cope with racism. If you had any education relative to psychology you would understand that blacks have developed various coping methods to deal with white racism. But you are dumb so you don't know. Some of us don't want to cope with white racism. And we shouldn't have to.

"– FACT: Despite making up just 13% of the population, blacks commit around half of homicides in the United States."

https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/htus8008.pdf

Derp! Mr. "Highly Educated."

 

[IM2]

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

Blacks live off of my White taxes.

Funny you say that because I'm black and pay taxes.

 

[Marion Morrison]

I'm not presenting myself as anyone but a highly educated man who has studied this issue thoroughly and can tell you that you are talking directly out of your white ass.

Your IQ is definitely under 120, STFU. Educated in what, pray tell? Black studies? Basket Weaving? What?!

That makes my IQ exactly 120 points higher than yours.

No sir, that makes it exactly as I said. Do tell us what you're so "highly educated" in, please.

No. I am not to be questioned by the likes of you about my education. I said I'm well educated. I am, and I do not have to prove anything to your backwoods everglades alligator eating ass.

I may eat alligator, that in no way implies your dumb black ass is educated or smart. Your posts prove the contrary, sir.

 

[MaryL]

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

Why can't (some) blacks get past racism? What is holding them back? I am not seeing any laws or chains...White "racism" is a chimera. Poor blacks are holding themselves back. When certain undefinable people are so hurt by the "N" word and want to control our vocabulary, (despite the fact they use it themselves), and we have to tippy toe around the obvious fact blacks commit a disproportionate number of crimes...it begs the question, WHO is being overly sensitive? So, some people talk about white fragility, I don't have a clue what that means.

You're white and racist. Yet you ask that question. And you really think it's a question that makes sense. You cry about big called white, a demographic description, you whites are crying so hard about how history is taught you want to eliminate things from school textbooks. You don't know what white fragility is? Look at your posts because they are prime examples. Yours and every one of you white racists here.

Whites commit almost triple the crimes we do. But you whites have an excuse for every failure you have. So you multiply our actual numbers by five and talk stupid. Or you blame Hispanics when in fact US history shows that whites are the most violent and criminal element in America.

Nobody black has got past racism. We cope with racism. If you had any education relative to psychology you would understand that blacks have developed various coping methods to deal with white racism. But you are dumb so you don't know. Some of us don't want to cope with white racism. And we shouldn't have to.

YOU apparently hang onto racism like a drowning man does a life preserver. Get over it, the hang up here is yours. It's in your own mind.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Sure America has a black President, but America is so racist we may never have a black (_____________)

 

[IM2]

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

As soon as the guest, who is obviously a Democrat, started using the word "we" as if her own racism applies to everyone who is white, I had heard enough.

She is simply trying to spread her guilt to white people at large.

There is now way in hell I'm going to listen to an hour of that kind of drivel that I've already heard plenty of times.

Perhaps it would be better if you provided a transcript when you implore others to listen to a program. A transcript of an hour long talk radio program can be read in less than a minute.

Apparently you want to remain a racist.

 

[Muhammed]

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

As soon as the guest, who is obviously a Democrat, started using the word "we" as if her own racism applies to everyone who is white, I had heard enough.

She is simply trying to spread her guilt to white people at large.

There is now way in hell I'm going to listen to an hour of that kind of drivel that I've already heard plenty of times.

Perhaps it would be better if you provided a transcript when you implore others to listen to a program. A transcript of an hour long talk radio program can be read in less than a minute.

Apparently you want to remain a racist.

That's obvious projection, chump.

 

[IM2]

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

Why can't (some) blacks get past racism? What is holding them back? I am not seeing any laws or chains...White "racism" is a chimera. Poor blacks are holding themselves back. When certain undefinable people are so hurt by the "N" word and want to control our vocabulary, (despite the fact they use it themselves), and we have to tippy toe around the obvious fact blacks commit a disproportionate number of crimes...it begs the question, WHO is being overly sensitive? So, some people talk about white fragility, I don't have a clue what that means.

You're white and racist. Yet you ask that question. And you really think it's a question that makes sense. You cry about big called white, a demographic description, you whites are crying so hard about how history is taught you want to eliminate things from school textbooks. You don't know what white fragility is? Look at your posts because they are prime examples. Yours and every one of you white racists here.

Whites commit almost triple the crimes we do. But you whites have an excuse for every failure you have. So you multiply our actual numbers by five and talk stupid. Or you blame Hispanics when in fact US history shows that whites are the most violent and criminal element in America.

Nobody black has got past racism. We cope with racism. If you had any education relative to psychology you would understand that blacks have developed various coping methods to deal with white racism. But you are dumb so you don't know. Some of us don't want to cope with white racism. And we shouldn't have to.

YOU apparently hang onto racism like a drowning man does a life preserver. Get over it, the hang up here is yours. It's in your own mind.

I don't listen to whites tell me get over a behavior they continue exhibiting.

 

[IM2]

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

As soon as the guest, who is obviously a Democrat, started using the word "we" as if her own racism applies to everyone who is white, I had heard enough.

She is simply trying to spread her guilt to white people at large.

There is now way in hell I'm going to listen to an hour of that kind of drivel that I've already heard plenty of times.

Perhaps it would be better if you provided a transcript when you implore others to listen to a program. A transcript of an hour long talk radio program can be read in less than a minute.

Apparently you want to remain a racist.

That's obvious projection, chump.

Nah, it's called truth.. You just want to remain racist.

 

[Indeependent]

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

Blacks live off of my White taxes.

Funny you say that because I'm black and pay taxes.

Kewl...
You obviously don't live in Uniondale or Roosevelt.

 

[IM2]

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

Blacks live off of my White taxes.

Funny you say that because I'm black and pay taxes.

Kewl...
You obviously don't live in Uniondale or Roosevelt.

Look fuck head, blacks paid taxes that provided whites with suburbs. So drop the dumb tired whitey lie about paying for blacks with your taxes.

 

[MaryL]

If I am not mistaken, the original post questioned this white over-sensitivity to racism stuff. We are all human beings, our melanin level seems irrelevant. I am not an well educated white liberal, my conscience is clear. I never, nor did anyone in my heritage EVER own slaves. Nope. SO? Who chooses their race or lineage? Does it matter?

 

[MaryL]

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

Why can't (some) blacks get past racism? What is holding them back? I am not seeing any laws or chains...White "racism" is a chimera. Poor blacks are holding themselves back. When certain undefinable people are so hurt by the "N" word and want to control our vocabulary, (despite the fact they use it themselves), and we have to tippy toe around the obvious fact blacks commit a disproportionate number of crimes...it begs the question, WHO is being overly sensitive? So, some people talk about white fragility, I don't have a clue what that means.

You're white and racist. Yet you ask that question. And you really think it's a question that makes sense. You cry about big called white, a demographic description, you whites are crying so hard about how history is taught you want to eliminate things from school textbooks. You don't know what white fragility is? Look at your posts because they are prime examples. Yours and every one of you white racists here.

Whites commit almost triple the crimes we do. But you whites have an excuse for every failure you have. So you multiply our actual numbers by five and talk stupid. Or you blame Hispanics when in fact US history shows that whites are the most violent and criminal element in America.

Nobody black has got past racism. We cope with racism. If you had any education relative to psychology you would understand that blacks have developed various coping methods to deal with white racism. But you are dumb so you don't know. Some of us don't want to cope with white racism. And we shouldn't have to.

YOU apparently hang onto racism like a drowning man does a life preserver. Get over it, the hang up here is yours. It's in your own mind.

I don't listen to whites tell me get over a behavior they continue exhibiting.

You only hear what you want, aren't you a saint.

 

[Indeependent]

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

Blacks live off of my White taxes.

Funny you say that because I'm black and pay taxes.

Kewl...
You obviously don't live in Uniondale or Roosevelt.

Look fuck head, blacks paid taxes that provided whites with suburbs. So drop the dumb tired whitey lie about paying for blacks with your taxes.

I didn't know you wrote fantasy tales.
By the way, I'm much more hurt having my taxes going to 3rd generation welfare cases of any race than being called "fuck head".

 

[MaryL]

Some Blacks have this cognitive dissonance disorder.The fact that they are so nasty and hateful of each other, let alone whites, well seems a little deluded. They seem to have this weird dissociate awareness, they fear their own but they blame whites even though they know how brutal other blacks are. Fragile white mentality, white neurosis or white racism isn't responsible for the high young black on black male death rate. NOPE. Black Self- Delusions. Seems like that is the larger issue.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

I'm sure you've seen me use the term a few times, if not, you may have seen this term used elsewhere.

Here's a discussion between a white podcaster and the white author, Robin DiAngelo, "White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism", who coined this term back in 2011.

"White Fragility 101" | Crooked Media

The author explains what white fragility is, and the impact that it has on all white people and white progressives in particular: “One of the things that can trigger white fragility is generalizing about white people.”

It goes into many other aspects of this and is quite an accurate and informative discussion.

If you're open to the discourse, it's a good listen.

Let me know your thoughts once you do.

As soon as the guest, who is obviously a Democrat, started using the word "we" as if her own racism applies to everyone who is white, I had heard enough.

She is simply trying to spread her guilt to white people at large.

There is now way in hell I'm going to listen to an hour of that kind of drivel that I've already heard plenty of times.

Perhaps it would be better if you provided a transcript when you implore others to listen to a program. A transcript of an hour long talk radio program can be read in less than a minute.

Apparently you want to remain a racist.

That's obvious projection, chump.

Nah, it's called truth.. You just want to remain racist.

^ every post is about race; labels others racists