The story of Sharon Bialek has intrigued me since it started. The Left escalation to “black man’s kryptonite”—an attractive white woman—Cain’s latest accuser, has pegged my BS meter, though perhaps not how you may believe.
Recently a Liberal blogger named Chauncey DeVega wrote some disparaging things about presidential candidate Herman Cain. DeVega accused Cain of entertaining for white masters. How original. Yet another ignorant black Liberal, throwing away the best and brightest of blacks, based strictly on political ideology. What next, we find out that DeVega is the baby daddy of one of Janeane Garofalo’s aborted babies
One of my friends and I were discussing the definition of being black. Both of us are medium brown in color, so there is little doubt that we are blacks of African descent. Blacks come in all colors and all economic backgrounds, so what really defines black?
I was recently invited by my cousin, a Democrat, to attend a Black Democrat “post election get-together.” As a known Republican in my family and the Black community where I live, they said they were interested in my point of view.
Laura Ingraham touched on it recently in an interview with Carly Fiorina, where Ingraham called 2010 “The Year of the Woman" for Republicans. I can’t totally agree with Ingraham on this, because I think this election is much more than the year of the woman. We are in the midst of a Republican Renaissance.
There is NO more important issue in American politics and the Conservative movement than for the Republican establishment and the public at large to get behind black Conservative candidates.
Obama’s ability to govern, harkens me back to when I was a wee tot, probably around 5 years old, and I was visiting my great-grandparents in Waelder, TX. To paraphrase Forrest Gump, “Life is like a box of little chocolates.” I learned this at 5 years old. Obama could learn from my lesson.
I was in Las Vegas over the weekend, and I joked with my friend Jim Hoft, St. Louis’ Gateway Pundit, calling him a “Cracka” during an interview. Jim gave a surprised laugh, evident my comment gave him no discomfort. Nevertheless, the blatant use of the term Cracker these days got me to thinking about Crackers in general. So I decided to perform a quick investigation.
Having grown up Halfrican—a black mother and a white father—I have a slightly different perspective on race-relations, and the ability to truly see both sides of the issue. The view from here, I’m sad to say, is not always a pretty one.
The NAACP has gone off the deep end. First they got mad at Hallmark for making a graduation card with a solar system theme that refers to “black holes,”the NAACP saying the card demeans black women. Now they have declared the Tea Party movement racist. The NAACP seems to find racism all around them, but they can’t recognize their own!
Kevin Jackson
Author, The BIG Black Lie
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Fascinating read! Kevin's story is a reminder of how family plays a strong role in shaping who we are.
