“Rape the white girls. Rape / their fathers. Cut the mothers’ throats.”
The media is still attacking Gov. DeSantis for rejecting an AP African-American class over BLM, queer theory, police defunding and general racism. The governor’s people have yet to note that it includes the writings of domestic terrorist Angela Davis or racist Ta-Nehisi Coates.
A horrific mass shooting took place at a Lunar New Year celebration in Monterey Park, CA, which is located near Los Angeles.
Ten people were killed, and at least that many were injured. The victims were Asian, and the internet exploded with both horror and outrage at this example of growing anti-Asian hate. Time to ban White people or something.
Gianno Caldwell is one of the bravest people in America. How do I know that? Because he’s an openly conservative Black man, a Fox news political analyst and political podcaster, an enemy of PC culture, and the author of a book advising Republicans how to bring disenchanted Black Democrats back to the Republican part. Those views saw him kicked out of a North Miami bakery.
Parents demanded a Michigan school board member was fired on Tuesday after she tweeted ‘whiteness is evil’ and insisted Caucasian people are more dangerous than wild animals’.
Kesha Hamilton has written a series of inflammatory posts on the social media site claiming whiteness was ‘synonymous with racism’ and urging people to ‘be safe’ around ‘white folks’.
Hamilton, whose ex-husband is white, faced parents and teachers in a tense board meeting for Jackson Public Schools which required extra security due to protests staged at the school by a far-right group.
School board member of @jpsvikings has a history of making racist comments. She says whiteness is evil and causes trauma, calls white people stupid, dangerous, and difficult to be near.
This person is responsible for the education of thousands of children. pic.twitter.com/JHVSv48M1Z
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) January 18, 2023
Privileged, humorless affirmative action recipient and infamous woketard Kumail Nanjiani is always cry-babying about something. Now he’s mad because Hollywood’s understandably terrified that members of the Woke Gestapo — like Kumail Nanjiani — will get upset if someone other than a white guy is cast as a villain.
Nature documentaries presented by “white, male voices” could put off ethnic minority views, according to a report funded by Britain’s major environmental agency.
Last year, the Environment Agency financially supported the study by an international climate change group which said the use of white narrators could make the sector feel “inaccessible to people from ethnic minorities”.
The research was uncovered by Conservative Way Forward, a Thatcherite pressure group, which found that Natural England and the Environment Agency – which have a combined annual budget of £1.3 billion – have been increasingly focused on issues of equality, diversity and inclusivity.
The faces of White Supremacy – Kanye West. Nick Fuentes. Herschel Walker. Kyrie Irving. Enrique Tarrio.
Nationalist slogans including “White Lives Matter” and “Black Pete did nothing wrong” were displayed on the side of a bridge in Rotterdam during Dutch broadcaster RTL’s coverage of the New Year celebrations.
Translation – “I read in @telegraaf, that there were racist texts at #Erasmusbrug in @rotterdam according to @POL_Rotterdam.
Can someone explain to me why black lives matter is NOT racist, but white lives matter IS racist.
And even Zwarte Piet did nothing wrong, nothing racist about it!”
Ik lees in @telegraaf, dat er racistische teksten waren op #Erasmusbrug in @rotterdam volgens @POL_Rotterdam.
Kan mij eens iemand uitleggen waarom black lives matter NIET , maar white lives matter WEL racistisch is.
En ook Zwarte Piet deed niets verkeerd, niets racistisch aan! pic.twitter.com/n0EObBgby3— EWagensveld 👊🏻🇳🇱 VRIJHEID👊🏻 (@EWagensveld) January 1, 2023
Canadian-born older adults more like to successfully age than immigrants, recent study finds
The process of aging may be inevitable, but a recent study shows that the aging experience for Canada’s immigrants is worse than those born in Canada, and more policies and health interventions are needed to improve the experience and help older people age successfully.
Immigrants make up 21.9 per cent of the Canadian population, and while some studies have found that older immigrants often do better if they have strong social networks, social participation, and access to the internet, others have found that those who have recently immigrated may experience psychological distress as the adjust and potentially face economic hardships, negative employment experiences, lack of social support and ethnic discrimination.
No money need be spent. We shouldn’t be accepting older immigrants & certainly not those who can’t or won’t adapt. Look after our own for a change.
Time magazine has been ruthlessly mocked for an article saying the origins of exercise are rooted in racism.
The piece, titled ‘The White Supremacist Origins of Exercise,’ preaches the activity as a pastime started in the early 1900s by white Americans who sought to strengthen their race amid increasing immigration and the abolition of slavery.
Those statements were made by progressive private school teacher Natalia Petrzela, who was interviewed by the publication after engaging in an in-depth study into the origins of calorie-burning activities in the US.
Pretty soon, “entrenched systemic racism” will be held responsible for snowstorms, too. They are, after all, white. And black folks often get stuck in them.
Reliance on hi-tech solutions to climate crisis perpetuates racism, says UN official
The world’s reliance on hi-tech capitalist solutions to the climate and ecological crises is perpetuating racism, the outgoing UN racism rapporteur has warned.
Green solutions including electric cars, renewable energy and the rewilding of vast tracts of land are being implemented at the expense of racially and ethnically marginalised groups and Indigenous peoples, Tendayi Achiume told the Guardian in an interview.
In a last intervention before the end of her tenure, Achiume said meaningful solutions to the ecological crisis were not possible without tackling racism. But in a bleak assessment of the prospects for the future of humanity, she admitted it was “difficult to imagine” how that message could be made to resonate with people holding power.
A white Brooklyn parole officer claims that she was racially discriminated against by colleagues who called her a “snowcone” and superiors who made it “impossible” for her to do her job.
Samantha Rys, 51, filed a lawsuit in Manhattan Federal Court this week against her two supervisors, Sabrina Davis and Tanya Johnson, both of whom are black, alleging that they did nothing to protect her when one of her parolees began threatening to rape, kill and dismember her last year.
Late last month, Chicago Police Officer Melvina Bogard was acquitted of felony battery charges in the shooting of an unarmed man at a Chicago train station in 2020. While a handful of local media outlets reported on the story at the time, the case received far less attention than most in which a cop shoots a civilian.
Perhaps this has something to do with Bogard’s race — she is black and the shooting victim, Ariel Roman, is white. Whenever a white cop shoots and injures a black victim in the US, the media explodes with outrage, as journalists seek to prop up the narrative of systemic white supremacy and brutality within the police force. But there is far less appetite for the reverse scenario, even when that white victim isn’t armed, doesn’t appear to be a danger to police and is shot at close range.
Oberlin College was ordered to pay damages to the owners of Gibson’s Bakery, who accused the college of ruining their business by branding them as racists.
OBERLIN, Ohio — Just over six years after a shoplifting incident exploded into a nationwide controversy, Gibson’s Bakery has received all of the $36.59 million owed to it by Oberlin College.
“We can confirm that all funds have been disbursed and that the family is continuing with the process of rebuilding Gibson’s Bakery for the next generations,” says Brandon McHugh, attorney for the Gibsons told 3News on Thursday.
