If America were a “white supremacist” nation whose entire cultural and social infrastructure is riddled with “systemic racism”, you would think there would be more cases of black people pretending to be white and zero cases of white people insisting that they’re black.
This isn’t another Rachel Dolezal case. It’s a white guy doing the one drop thing to argue that he’s black.
That’s probably racist, but not white supremacist.
But don’t take my word for it:
An all-white, female RCMP civilian board says cabinet should appoint an Indigenous member and “consider” appointing a Black person in the aftermath of Black Lives Matters protests. The Civilian Review and Complaints Commission made its recommendation to the Commons public safety committee: “The only way the public complaint process works is if people trust the system.”
Affirmative action has served to empower fat, white liberal broads, infantalise instead of enfranchise minorities and squeeze everyone else out and we all know it.
Award-winning filmmaker Michelle Latimer’s Indigenous identity under scrutiny
An acclaimed film director lauded for two high-profile Indigenous productions this year says she’s sorry for not verifying her ties to an Algonquin community after facing questions over the validity of her identity.
Michelle Latimer, who recently directed the CBC television series Trickster and the documentary Inconvenient Indian, has risen to become one of Canada’s most prominent names in Indigenous filmmaking.
“Too feminist” – Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo’s mocking response after being told she had broken the law by naming too many women to senior posts.
Eleven women and five men had been promoted in 2018, breaching a national 2013 rule designed to bring about gender parity in employment.
The Paris authorities are being fined €90,000 ($109,000; £81,000) by the public service ministry.
“I am happy to announce we have been fined,” Ms Hidalgo said.
Of course she’s happy it’s not her money being wasted. Ms. Socialist also denies the existence of Islamist No Go Zones.
