Why Candace Owens Is Calling For A BLACKOUT Of The Democratic Party | Huckabee

[IM2]

What these "conservatives" are calling independent thinking is internalized racism.

“The Boondocks” is an animated TV show about a black grandfather who was charged to take care of his 2 grandchildren. One of the characters in the show was a blue-collar black man named Uncle Ruckus. Uncle Ruckus held white supremacist views and despised everything about being black. In fact, he disliked being black so much, that he claimed to be Caucasian. Uncle Ruckus is an example of a person with internalized racism. Internalized racism is defined as the "internalization of racial oppression by the racially subordinated." In a study named “The Psychology of Racism”, Robin Nicole Johnson points out that internalized racism entails both "conscious and unconscious acceptance of a racial hierarchy in which whites are consistently ranked above people of color." Blacks who suffer from internalized racism believe and promote negative stereotypes of their own race. They will adopt white standards and thinking. Doing these things mentally lets them deny that racism exists.

Internalized racism reinforces racism. Internalized racism keeps racism alive. It creates a justification for racism. This acceptance of white supremacy as the norm leads to conclusions that racism is not a problem, or that it does not exist. As this happens, people in racially oppressed groups internalize the validity of their own oppression. Because they have done so they find no reason to question or fight the system.

These types will argue how racism would be no problem if blacks had fewer fatherless children, or that drug use and how a violent criminal culture exist in these communities but can never explain why unless they recite a white centered explanation that comes from a place with no practical understanding of what it is to be black in America. They refuse to argue the implications of racist policies and the damage these policies have created because to do so will not be acceptable in the social circles they desire approval from. This explains a number of blacks who have been allowed into the national discourse on race who are primarily conservatives. These are people who have achieved great success and can make real changes relative to erasing the stain of white racism from this system. But they do not.

These individuals are only accepted by certain groups in the dominant culture because their views can be used to validate white racism. These people are doing far more harm than good to both the black community and to general society. This is the reason why allowing such individuals prominence is so distasteful. They are conferred that status by the dominant culture for it’s own purposes. Internalized racism is a divide and conquer tactic used to create conflicts within and between racially subordinate groups to suppress all attempts at a united effort to combat racism.

 

[Norman]

What these "conservatives" are calling independent thinking is internalized racism.

“The Boondocks” is an animated TV show about a black grandfather who was charged to take care of his 2 grandchildren. One of the characters in the show was a blue-collar black man named Uncle Ruckus. Uncle Ruckus held white supremacist views and despised everything about being black. In fact, he disliked being black so much, that he claimed to be Caucasian. Uncle Ruckus is an example of a person with internalized racism. Internalized racism is defined as the "internalization of racial oppression by the racially subordinated." In a study named “The Psychology of Racism”, Robin Nicole Johnson points out that internalized racism entails both "conscious and unconscious acceptance of a racial hierarchy in which whites are consistently ranked above people of color." Blacks who suffer from internalized racism believe and promote negative stereotypes of their own race. They will adopt white standards and thinking. Doing these things mentally lets them deny that racism exists.

Internalized racism reinforces racism. Internalized racism keeps racism alive. It creates a justification for racism. This acceptance of white supremacy as the norm leads to conclusions that racism is not a problem, or that it does not exist. As this happens, people in racially oppressed groups internalize the validity of their own oppression. Because they have done so they find no reason to question or fight the system.

These types will argue how racism would be no problem if blacks had fewer fatherless children, or that drug use and how a violent criminal culture exist in these communities but can never explain why unless they recite a white centered explanation that comes from a place with no practical understanding of what it is to be black in America. They refuse to argue the implications of racist policies and the damage these policies have created because to do so will not be acceptable in the social circles they desire approval from. This explains a number of blacks who have been allowed into the national discourse on race who are primarily conservatives. These are people who have achieved great success and can make real changes relative to erasing the stain of white racism from this system. But they do not.

These individuals are only accepted by certain groups in the dominant culture because their views can be used to validate white racism. These people are doing far more harm than good to both the black community and to general society. This is the reason why allowing such individuals prominence is so distasteful. They are conferred that status by the dominant culture for it’s own purposes. Internalized racism is a divide and conquer tactic used to create conflicts within and between racially subordinate groups to suppress all attempts at a united effort to combat racism.

Oh the community's own black supremacist has arrived to tell us all about how racist we are. How brilliant is that?

 

[LeftofLeft]

If I was dumb........

You ARE dumb... ...a big black DOPE. You're a stupid slave kissing his Democrat massah's arse

In 2019 Democrats support my right to vote. Republicans don't.

Yep, only if you vote Democrat...dumbass.

Guy carries a billy club outside a polling place and Democrats have no problem with it. They argue he is not a threat, not intimidating, not obstructing. Yet Democrats shit themselves over a 16-year old white kid wearing a MAGA hat and smiling at a Native American banging a drum inches from the boy’s face.

 

[LeftofLeft]

What these "conservatives" are calling independent thinking is internalized racism.

“The Boondocks” is an animated TV show about a black grandfather who was charged to take care of his 2 grandchildren. One of the characters in the show was a blue-collar black man named Uncle Ruckus. Uncle Ruckus held white supremacist views and despised everything about being black. In fact, he disliked being black so much, that he claimed to be Caucasian. Uncle Ruckus is an example of a person with internalized racism. Internalized racism is defined as the "internalization of racial oppression by the racially subordinated." In a study named “The Psychology of Racism”, Robin Nicole Johnson points out that internalized racism entails both "conscious and unconscious acceptance of a racial hierarchy in which whites are consistently ranked above people of color." Blacks who suffer from internalized racism believe and promote negative stereotypes of their own race. They will adopt white standards and thinking. Doing these things mentally lets them deny that racism exists.

Internalized racism reinforces racism. Internalized racism keeps racism alive. It creates a justification for racism. This acceptance of white supremacy as the norm leads to conclusions that racism is not a problem, or that it does not exist. As this happens, people in racially oppressed groups internalize the validity of their own oppression. Because they have done so they find no reason to question or fight the system.

These types will argue how racism would be no problem if blacks had fewer fatherless children, or that drug use and how a violent criminal culture exist in these communities but can never explain why unless they recite a white centered explanation that comes from a place with no practical understanding of what it is to be black in America. They refuse to argue the implications of racist policies and the damage these policies have created because to do so will not be acceptable in the social circles they desire approval from. This explains a number of blacks who have been allowed into the national discourse on race who are primarily conservatives. These are people who have achieved great success and can make real changes relative to erasing the stain of white racism from this system. But they do not.

These individuals are only accepted by certain groups in the dominant culture because their views can be used to validate white racism. These people are doing far more harm than good to both the black community and to general society. This is the reason why allowing such individuals prominence is so distasteful. They are conferred that status by the dominant culture for it’s own purposes. Internalized racism is a divide and conquer tactic used to create conflicts within and between racially subordinate groups to suppress all attempts at a united effort to combat racism.

You use terms like “internalized racism”. Look no further than inside the party you support. Liberal wealthy white elites talk a good game about not being racist, being PC, and holding Conservatives accountable using race cards and PC police. Yet many of these liberal white elites don’t drive through Brown neighborhoods and rarely, if ever, break bread together with Brown people. I’ve witnessed this first hand on a number of occasions.

 

[Shawnee_b]

Present evidence of my racism.

This? For a start. Most every post you make is racist. >>>> "Hardly. 243 years of American history, law, policies, referendums, initiatives, bond issues, and a whole lot more documented fact supports my position. Nothing supports yours. You're an ignorant white c in a white racist forum that serves as an echo chamber for your mental illness."

 

[IM2]

Present evidence of my racism.

This? For a start. Most every post you make is racist. >>>> "Hardly. 243 years of American history, law, policies, referendums, initiatives, bond issues, and a whole lot more documented fact supports my position. Nothing supports yours. You're an ignorant white c in a white racist forum that serves as an echo chamber for your mental illness."

Nah, almost every post I make is not racist. Drop the fragility, whites can and will be criticized for past and continuing racism. This woman is a racist and that comment did not imply that all white women are ignorant c's. If I had said that white women are ignorant c's that would imply I believe that's an inherent trait in white females. That would be racist. So perhaps you accurately understand what racism is before you try claiming someone is a racist as defined by racists. I do not believe all whites are racists, nor do I believe all white women are ignorant c's. There are a number of very intelligent white women in this forum but terri is not one of them. And since she called me a bitch, she got back what she gave.

 

[IM2]

What these "conservatives" are calling independent thinking is internalized racism.

“The Boondocks” is an animated TV show about a black grandfather who was charged to take care of his 2 grandchildren. One of the characters in the show was a blue-collar black man named Uncle Ruckus. Uncle Ruckus held white supremacist views and despised everything about being black. In fact, he disliked being black so much, that he claimed to be Caucasian. Uncle Ruckus is an example of a person with internalized racism. Internalized racism is defined as the "internalization of racial oppression by the racially subordinated." In a study named “The Psychology of Racism”, Robin Nicole Johnson points out that internalized racism entails both "conscious and unconscious acceptance of a racial hierarchy in which whites are consistently ranked above people of color." Blacks who suffer from internalized racism believe and promote negative stereotypes of their own race. They will adopt white standards and thinking. Doing these things mentally lets them deny that racism exists.

Internalized racism reinforces racism. Internalized racism keeps racism alive. It creates a justification for racism. This acceptance of white supremacy as the norm leads to conclusions that racism is not a problem, or that it does not exist. As this happens, people in racially oppressed groups internalize the validity of their own oppression. Because they have done so they find no reason to question or fight the system.

These types will argue how racism would be no problem if blacks had fewer fatherless children, or that drug use and how a violent criminal culture exist in these communities but can never explain why unless they recite a white centered explanation that comes from a place with no practical understanding of what it is to be black in America. They refuse to argue the implications of racist policies and the damage these policies have created because to do so will not be acceptable in the social circles they desire approval from. This explains a number of blacks who have been allowed into the national discourse on race who are primarily conservatives. These are people who have achieved great success and can make real changes relative to erasing the stain of white racism from this system. But they do not.

These individuals are only accepted by certain groups in the dominant culture because their views can be used to validate white racism. These people are doing far more harm than good to both the black community and to general society. This is the reason why allowing such individuals prominence is so distasteful. They are conferred that status by the dominant culture for it’s own purposes. Internalized racism is a divide and conquer tactic used to create conflicts within and between racially subordinate groups to suppress all attempts at a united effort to combat racism.

You use terms like “internalized racism”. Look no further than inside the party you support. Liberal wealthy white elites talk a good game about not being racist, being PC, and holding Conservatives accountable using race cards and PC police. Yet many of these liberal white elites don’t drive through Brown neighborhoods and rarely, if ever, break bread together with Brown people. I’ve witnessed this first hand on a number of occasions.

I don't have to look for anything. I know full well what white democrats are. The problem with your whining is that white republicans are worse. Again, last week, a bill was passed by congress to reauthorize the voting rights act. Every democrat voted for reauthorization, every republican but 1 voted against it. The racist assumption you guys consistently make about how we are fooled by democrats for free trinkets avoids the reality of what we actually see.

 

[whitehall]

"Blackout"? That's a strange choice of words. How do you "blackout" a political party?

 

[The Original Tree]

People are continuing to turn away from The Horror The Democrat Party has become.

 

[The Original Tree]

The pain is coming. As a White Guy like you can see, blacks are buying what their former slave masters are selling.

What these "conservatives" are calling independent thinking is internalized racism.

“The Boondocks” is an animated TV show about a black grandfather who was charged to take care of his 2 grandchildren. One of the characters in the show was a blue-collar black man named Uncle Ruckus. Uncle Ruckus held white supremacist views and despised everything about being black. In fact, he disliked being black so much, that he claimed to be Caucasian. Uncle Ruckus is an example of a person with internalized racism. Internalized racism is defined as the "internalization of racial oppression by the racially subordinated." In a study named “The Psychology of Racism”, Robin Nicole Johnson points out that internalized racism entails both "conscious and unconscious acceptance of a racial hierarchy in which whites are consistently ranked above people of color." Blacks who suffer from internalized racism believe and promote negative stereotypes of their own race. They will adopt white standards and thinking. Doing these things mentally lets them deny that racism exists.

Internalized racism reinforces racism. Internalized racism keeps racism alive. It creates a justification for racism. This acceptance of white supremacy as the norm leads to conclusions that racism is not a problem, or that it does not exist. As this happens, people in racially oppressed groups internalize the validity of their own oppression. Because they have done so they find no reason to question or fight the system.

These types will argue how racism would be no problem if blacks had fewer fatherless children, or that drug use and how a violent criminal culture exist in these communities but can never explain why unless they recite a white centered explanation that comes from a place with no practical understanding of what it is to be black in America. They refuse to argue the implications of racist policies and the damage these policies have created because to do so will not be acceptable in the social circles they desire approval from. This explains a number of blacks who have been allowed into the national discourse on race who are primarily conservatives. These are people who have achieved great success and can make real changes relative to erasing the stain of white racism from this system. But they do not.

These individuals are only accepted by certain groups in the dominant culture because their views can be used to validate white racism. These people are doing far more harm than good to both the black community and to general society. This is the reason why allowing such individuals prominence is so distasteful. They are conferred that status by the dominant culture for it’s own purposes. Internalized racism is a divide and conquer tactic used to create conflicts within and between racially subordinate groups to suppress all attempts at a united effort to combat racism.

 

[The Original Tree]

I watched her give a speech on YouTube. She’s a genius.

Smart guy.

I think so too. Its a great video

 

[The Original Tree]

He’s not Black. He is a Democrat Operative, aka, old White Guy who’s family owned slaves.

What these "conservatives" are calling independent thinking is internalized racism.

“The Boondocks” is an animated TV show about a black grandfather who was charged to take care of his 2 grandchildren. One of the characters in the show was a blue-collar black man named Uncle Ruckus. Uncle Ruckus held white supremacist views and despised everything about being black. In fact, he disliked being black so much, that he claimed to be Caucasian. Uncle Ruckus is an example of a person with internalized racism. Internalized racism is defined as the "internalization of racial oppression by the racially subordinated." In a study named “The Psychology of Racism”, Robin Nicole Johnson points out that internalized racism entails both "conscious and unconscious acceptance of a racial hierarchy in which whites are consistently ranked above people of color." Blacks who suffer from internalized racism believe and promote negative stereotypes of their own race. They will adopt white standards and thinking. Doing these things mentally lets them deny that racism exists.

Internalized racism reinforces racism. Internalized racism keeps racism alive. It creates a justification for racism. This acceptance of white supremacy as the norm leads to conclusions that racism is not a problem, or that it does not exist. As this happens, people in racially oppressed groups internalize the validity of their own oppression. Because they have done so they find no reason to question or fight the system.

These types will argue how racism would be no problem if blacks had fewer fatherless children, or that drug use and how a violent criminal culture exist in these communities but can never explain why unless they recite a white centered explanation that comes from a place with no practical understanding of what it is to be black in America. They refuse to argue the implications of racist policies and the damage these policies have created because to do so will not be acceptable in the social circles they desire approval from. This explains a number of blacks who have been allowed into the national discourse on race who are primarily conservatives. These are people who have achieved great success and can make real changes relative to erasing the stain of white racism from this system. But they do not.

These individuals are only accepted by certain groups in the dominant culture because their views can be used to validate white racism. These people are doing far more harm than good to both the black community and to general society. This is the reason why allowing such individuals prominence is so distasteful. They are conferred that status by the dominant culture for it’s own purposes. Internalized racism is a divide and conquer tactic used to create conflicts within and between racially subordinate groups to suppress all attempts at a united effort to combat racism.

Oh the community's own black supremacist has arrived to tell us all about how racist we are. How brilliant is that?

 

[Thinker101]

"Blackout"? That's a strange choice of words. How do you "blackout" a political party?

 

[The Original Tree]

I think by the time The Election rolls around Trump will be at 50% approval among minorities

 

[LeftofLeft]

What these "conservatives" are calling independent thinking is internalized racism.

“The Boondocks” is an animated TV show about a black grandfather who was charged to take care of his 2 grandchildren. One of the characters in the show was a blue-collar black man named Uncle Ruckus. Uncle Ruckus held white supremacist views and despised everything about being black. In fact, he disliked being black so much, that he claimed to be Caucasian. Uncle Ruckus is an example of a person with internalized racism. Internalized racism is defined as the "internalization of racial oppression by the racially subordinated." In a study named “The Psychology of Racism”, Robin Nicole Johnson points out that internalized racism entails both "conscious and unconscious acceptance of a racial hierarchy in which whites are consistently ranked above people of color." Blacks who suffer from internalized racism believe and promote negative stereotypes of their own race. They will adopt white standards and thinking. Doing these things mentally lets them deny that racism exists.

Internalized racism reinforces racism. Internalized racism keeps racism alive. It creates a justification for racism. This acceptance of white supremacy as the norm leads to conclusions that racism is not a problem, or that it does not exist. As this happens, people in racially oppressed groups internalize the validity of their own oppression. Because they have done so they find no reason to question or fight the system.

These types will argue how racism would be no problem if blacks had fewer fatherless children, or that drug use and how a violent criminal culture exist in these communities but can never explain why unless they recite a white centered explanation that comes from a place with no practical understanding of what it is to be black in America. They refuse to argue the implications of racist policies and the damage these policies have created because to do so will not be acceptable in the social circles they desire approval from. This explains a number of blacks who have been allowed into the national discourse on race who are primarily conservatives. These are people who have achieved great success and can make real changes relative to erasing the stain of white racism from this system. But they do not.

These individuals are only accepted by certain groups in the dominant culture because their views can be used to validate white racism. These people are doing far more harm than good to both the black community and to general society. This is the reason why allowing such individuals prominence is so distasteful. They are conferred that status by the dominant culture for it’s own purposes. Internalized racism is a divide and conquer tactic used to create conflicts within and between racially subordinate groups to suppress all attempts at a united effort to combat racism.

You use terms like “internalized racism”. Look no further than inside the party you support. Liberal wealthy white elites talk a good game about not being racist, being PC, and holding Conservatives accountable using race cards and PC police. Yet many of these liberal white elites don’t drive through Brown neighborhoods and rarely, if ever, break bread together with Brown people. I’ve witnessed this first hand on a number of occasions.

I don't have to look for anything. I know full well what white democrats are. The problem with your whining is that white republicans are worse. Again, last week, a bill was passed by congress to reauthorize the voting rights act. Every democrat voted for reauthorization, every republican but 1 voted against it. The racist assumption you guys consistently make about how we are fooled by democrats for free trinkets avoids the reality of what we actually see.

What were the provisions or reasons why Republicans voted against the Voting Rights Act reauthorization? Republicans are very much about voting rights and insuring that no illegal votes from non US Citizens, Dead People, and People voting twice are cast in US Elections are cast. What is so racist about that? As for Blacks and Democrats and “free trinkets”, what have Democrats delivered to Blacks aside from rhetoric that Republicans are “racist” in everything they do?

 

[The Original Tree]

Black American Support for President Trump is at near 40% and climbing.

 

[IM2]

Democrats

What these "conservatives" are calling independent thinking is internalized racism.

“The Boondocks” is an animated TV show about a black grandfather who was charged to take care of his 2 grandchildren. One of the characters in the show was a blue-collar black man named Uncle Ruckus. Uncle Ruckus held white supremacist views and despised everything about being black. In fact, he disliked being black so much, that he claimed to be Caucasian. Uncle Ruckus is an example of a person with internalized racism. Internalized racism is defined as the "internalization of racial oppression by the racially subordinated." In a study named “The Psychology of Racism”, Robin Nicole Johnson points out that internalized racism entails both "conscious and unconscious acceptance of a racial hierarchy in which whites are consistently ranked above people of color." Blacks who suffer from internalized racism believe and promote negative stereotypes of their own race. They will adopt white standards and thinking. Doing these things mentally lets them deny that racism exists.

Internalized racism reinforces racism. Internalized racism keeps racism alive. It creates a justification for racism. This acceptance of white supremacy as the norm leads to conclusions that racism is not a problem, or that it does not exist. As this happens, people in racially oppressed groups internalize the validity of their own oppression. Because they have done so they find no reason to question or fight the system.

These types will argue how racism would be no problem if blacks had fewer fatherless children, or that drug use and how a violent criminal culture exist in these communities but can never explain why unless they recite a white centered explanation that comes from a place with no practical understanding of what it is to be black in America. They refuse to argue the implications of racist policies and the damage these policies have created because to do so will not be acceptable in the social circles they desire approval from. This explains a number of blacks who have been allowed into the national discourse on race who are primarily conservatives. These are people who have achieved great success and can make real changes relative to erasing the stain of white racism from this system. But they do not.

These individuals are only accepted by certain groups in the dominant culture because their views can be used to validate white racism. These people are doing far more harm than good to both the black community and to general society. This is the reason why allowing such individuals prominence is so distasteful. They are conferred that status by the dominant culture for it’s own purposes. Internalized racism is a divide and conquer tactic used to create conflicts within and between racially subordinate groups to suppress all attempts at a united effort to combat racism.

You use terms like “internalized racism”. Look no further than inside the party you support. Liberal wealthy white elites talk a good game about not being racist, being PC, and holding Conservatives accountable using race cards and PC police. Yet many of these liberal white elites don’t drive through Brown neighborhoods and rarely, if ever, break bread together with Brown people. I’ve witnessed this first hand on a number of occasions.

I don't have to look for anything. I know full well what white democrats are. The problem with your whining is that white republicans are worse. Again, last week, a bill was passed by congress to reauthorize the voting rights act. Every democrat voted for reauthorization, every republican but 1 voted against it. The racist assumption you guys consistently make about how we are fooled by democrats for free trinkets avoids the reality of what we actually see.

What were the provisions or reasons why Republicans voted against the Voting Rights Act reauthorization? Republicans are very much about voting rights and insuring that no illegal votes from non US Citizens, Dead People, and People voting twice are cast in US Elections are cast. What is so racist about that? As for Blacks and Democrats and “free trinkets”, what have Democrats delivered to Blacks aside from rhetoric that Republicans are “racist” in everything they do?

Voter fraud has been proven to be nearly non existent. The voting rights act was not about illegal votes from non US Citizens, Dead People, and People voting twice. There was no excuse or justification for republicans voting against this when they had not done so in the past. Democrats don't tell us that republicans are racists you republicans in forums like this do. Republicans have done nothing for over 150 years but talk about how they ended slavery. Republicans ended reconstruction too. The first black president was a democrat. Republicans ran Colin Powell out of the race in 1996. Not to mention a democrat signed the both the Voting and Civil rights acts and made the executive order that created AA.

 

[IM2]

Black American Support for President Trump is steady at 10%.

Says Gallup.

 

[LeftofLeft]

Democrats

What these "conservatives" are calling independent thinking is internalized racism.

“The Boondocks” is an animated TV show about a black grandfather who was charged to take care of his 2 grandchildren. One of the characters in the show was a blue-collar black man named Uncle Ruckus. Uncle Ruckus held white supremacist views and despised everything about being black. In fact, he disliked being black so much, that he claimed to be Caucasian. Uncle Ruckus is an example of a person with internalized racism. Internalized racism is defined as the "internalization of racial oppression by the racially subordinated." In a study named “The Psychology of Racism”, Robin Nicole Johnson points out that internalized racism entails both "conscious and unconscious acceptance of a racial hierarchy in which whites are consistently ranked above people of color." Blacks who suffer from internalized racism believe and promote negative stereotypes of their own race. They will adopt white standards and thinking. Doing these things mentally lets them deny that racism exists.

Internalized racism reinforces racism. Internalized racism keeps racism alive. It creates a justification for racism. This acceptance of white supremacy as the norm leads to conclusions that racism is not a problem, or that it does not exist. As this happens, people in racially oppressed groups internalize the validity of their own oppression. Because they have done so they find no reason to question or fight the system.

These types will argue how racism would be no problem if blacks had fewer fatherless children, or that drug use and how a violent criminal culture exist in these communities but can never explain why unless they recite a white centered explanation that comes from a place with no practical understanding of what it is to be black in America. They refuse to argue the implications of racist policies and the damage these policies have created because to do so will not be acceptable in the social circles they desire approval from. This explains a number of blacks who have been allowed into the national discourse on race who are primarily conservatives. These are people who have achieved great success and can make real changes relative to erasing the stain of white racism from this system. But they do not.

These individuals are only accepted by certain groups in the dominant culture because their views can be used to validate white racism. These people are doing far more harm than good to both the black community and to general society. This is the reason why allowing such individuals prominence is so distasteful. They are conferred that status by the dominant culture for it’s own purposes. Internalized racism is a divide and conquer tactic used to create conflicts within and between racially subordinate groups to suppress all attempts at a united effort to combat racism.

You use terms like “internalized racism”. Look no further than inside the party you support. Liberal wealthy white elites talk a good game about not being racist, being PC, and holding Conservatives accountable using race cards and PC police. Yet many of these liberal white elites don’t drive through Brown neighborhoods and rarely, if ever, break bread together with Brown people. I’ve witnessed this first hand on a number of occasions.

I don't have to look for anything. I know full well what white democrats are. The problem with your whining is that white republicans are worse. Again, last week, a bill was passed by congress to reauthorize the voting rights act. Every democrat voted for reauthorization, every republican but 1 voted against it. The racist assumption you guys consistently make about how we are fooled by democrats for free trinkets avoids the reality of what we actually see.

What were the provisions or reasons why Republicans voted against the Voting Rights Act reauthorization? Republicans are very much about voting rights and insuring that no illegal votes from non US Citizens, Dead People, and People voting twice are cast in US Elections are cast. What is so racist about that? As for Blacks and Democrats and “free trinkets”, what have Democrats delivered to Blacks aside from rhetoric that Republicans are “racist” in everything they do?

Voter fraud has been proven to be nearly non existent. The voting rights act was not about illegal votes from non US Citizens, Dead People, and People voting twice. There was no excuse or justification for republicans voting against this when they had not done so in the past. Democrats don't tell us that republicans are racists you republicans in forums like this do. Republicans have done nothing for over 150 years but talk about how they ended slavery. Republicans ended reconstruction too. The first black president was a democrat. Republicans ran Colin Powell out of the race in 1996. Not to mention a democrat signed the both the Voting and Civil rights acts and made the executive order that created AA.

The Republicans opposed the restoration of the VRA in its 2019 form because they believe such a move would hamper states’ ability to enforce voting policies and rules and such a move could result in weaponization. Democrats day there is oppression but no signs of voter fraud as you noted. I disagree. It is always a Democrat that is caught in registration scams. It is always Democrats that fight purging a voter from a registration that has not voted in 6 or more years. It is always a Democrat that fights or resists Voter ID or enhancement to reduce vulnerabilities in an Election. To me, the compromise or attempted compromise is a form of oppression. What oppression or forms of oppression are Democrats referring to?

 

[The Original Tree]

Democrats

What these "conservatives" are calling independent thinking is internalized racism.

“The Boondocks” is an animated TV show about a black grandfather who was charged to take care of his 2 grandchildren. One of the characters in the show was a blue-collar black man named Uncle Ruckus. Uncle Ruckus held white supremacist views and despised everything about being black. In fact, he disliked being black so much, that he claimed to be Caucasian. Uncle Ruckus is an example of a person with internalized racism. Internalized racism is defined as the "internalization of racial oppression by the racially subordinated." In a study named “The Psychology of Racism”, Robin Nicole Johnson points out that internalized racism entails both "conscious and unconscious acceptance of a racial hierarchy in which whites are consistently ranked above people of color." Blacks who suffer from internalized racism believe and promote negative stereotypes of their own race. They will adopt white standards and thinking. Doing these things mentally lets them deny that racism exists.

Internalized racism reinforces racism. Internalized racism keeps racism alive. It creates a justification for racism. This acceptance of white supremacy as the norm leads to conclusions that racism is not a problem, or that it does not exist. As this happens, people in racially oppressed groups internalize the validity of their own oppression. Because they have done so they find no reason to question or fight the system.

These types will argue how racism would be no problem if blacks had fewer fatherless children, or that drug use and how a violent criminal culture exist in these communities but can never explain why unless they recite a white centered explanation that comes from a place with no practical understanding of what it is to be black in America. They refuse to argue the implications of racist policies and the damage these policies have created because to do so will not be acceptable in the social circles they desire approval from. This explains a number of blacks who have been allowed into the national discourse on race who are primarily conservatives. These are people who have achieved great success and can make real changes relative to erasing the stain of white racism from this system. But they do not.

These individuals are only accepted by certain groups in the dominant culture because their views can be used to validate white racism. These people are doing far more harm than good to both the black community and to general society. This is the reason why allowing such individuals prominence is so distasteful. They are conferred that status by the dominant culture for it’s own purposes. Internalized racism is a divide and conquer tactic used to create conflicts within and between racially subordinate groups to suppress all attempts at a united effort to combat racism.

You use terms like “internalized racism”. Look no further than inside the party you support. Liberal wealthy white elites talk a good game about not being racist, being PC, and holding Conservatives accountable using race cards and PC police. Yet many of these liberal white elites don’t drive through Brown neighborhoods and rarely, if ever, break bread together with Brown people. I’ve witnessed this first hand on a number of occasions.

I don't have to look for anything. I know full well what white democrats are. The problem with your whining is that white republicans are worse. Again, last week, a bill was passed by congress to reauthorize the voting rights act. Every democrat voted for reauthorization, every republican but 1 voted against it. The racist assumption you guys consistently make about how we are fooled by democrats for free trinkets avoids the reality of what we actually see.

What were the provisions or reasons why Republicans voted against the Voting Rights Act reauthorization? Republicans are very much about voting rights and insuring that no illegal votes from non US Citizens, Dead People, and People voting twice are cast in US Elections are cast. What is so racist about that? As for Blacks and Democrats and “free trinkets”, what have Democrats delivered to Blacks aside from rhetoric that Republicans are “racist” in everything they do?

Voter fraud has been proven to be nearly non existent. The voting rights act was not about illegal votes from non US Citizens, Dead People, and People voting twice. There was no excuse or justification for republicans voting against this when they had not done so in the past. Democrats don't tell us that republicans are racists you republicans in forums like this do. Republicans have done nothing for over 150 years but talk about how they ended slavery. Republicans ended reconstruction too. The first black president was a democrat. Republicans ran Colin Powell out of the race in 1996. Not to mention a democrat signed the both the Voting and Civil rights acts and made the executive order that created AA.

The Republicans opposed the restoration of the VRA in its 2019 form because they believe such a move would hamper states’ ability to enforce voting policies and rules and such a move could result in weaponization. Democrats day there is oppression but no signs of voter fraud as you noted. I disagree. It is always a Democrat that is caught in registration scams. It is always Democrats that fight purging a voter from a registration that has not voted in 6 or more years. It is always a Democrat that fights or resists Voter ID or enhancement to reduce vulnerabilities in an Election. To me, the compromise or attempted compromise is a form of oppression. What oppression or forms of oppression are Democrats referring to?

I think that Black support for Trump is already past The Critical State for The Democrat Party. Once it reaches past 20% and it's near 40%, they do not have enough voters unless they register more illegals to make up for that kind of loss of support. And if Independents favor Trump past 50% they are toast, and it's already past that number.