NAACP Confirms Election of a Black President Made No Difference
When this country’s first biracial president (that we know of) was sworn into office in January 2009, most blacks thought a new day was dawning.
Many black organizations, including the NAACP, wholeheartedly supported Barack Hussein Obama believing his shaky campaign promises full of Hope & Change because his skin was as brown as theirs.
Blacks thought Obama’s election would transform race relations in America. Many (white) Conservatives enthusiastically jumped on board so they could finally unburden their feelings of white guilt and placate African Americans by electing Obama.
Despite the fact that Barack didn’t bother to campaign in the black communities — or even acknowledge blacks in any of his campaign commercials, black people still believed the winds of change were blowing in our favor.
Few African Americans or whites saw the tell tale signs of communism or socialism that were an indicator of Barack’s true agenda.
Acknowledging that Obama’s election has had no impact on race relations in America, the NAACP has condemned the growing tea party movement for “racist elements” in their midst.
While conceding that the tea parties are not racist, the NAACP held a press conference demanding that the tea parties cleanse the racist individuals among them.
Conservatives tea party members who are not racist struck back at the NAACP, saying that the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People not only does not advance colored people, it inhibits them.
The truth is that racism existed before Obama was elected, and it will exist after he is voted out of office in 2012.
Source: TH
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Sandra writes, “The truth is that racism existed before Obama was elected, and it will exist after he is voted out of office in 2012.”
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You better preach!!!
Many white/black folks still think this is about black and white. SMH.
Obama, Bush, Clinton, President of France, President of Iran, The Queen, President of China, etc..
..are all friends behind the scenes, and are working for the same evil forces at work.
Out of the war between pure good and extreme evil comes forth things like racism.
Racism is not the root of the problem.
Its to early for this … I need my tea
Redeemed777 says:
Out of the war between pure good and extreme evil comes forth things like racism.
Racism is not the root of the problem.
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I understand your point completely but Eugenics and Population Control is at the foundation of everything they do, and Black and Brown people are really at the top of their to do list of useless feeders.
Auntie Sandra……..have you seen Obama deception??? One of my friends who voted for him…..watched it and he said it scared the shyt outta him! Im going to try and find it today!!!!
sandra u r hilarious when u wanna be. “placate.” funny. i was gonna order the bumper sticker remove kit. i laughed when the (playful) ad appeared on something i was reading–about buying a bumper sticker remover kit. of course in the ad, it was a sticker of obama/biden.
Who are these people that thought having a black president would eliminate 100′s of years institutional racism? I’m just happy to have a Commander in Chief that represents us eloquently and handsomely. They all do the same ish, he just looks better doing it. #shallowcomment
laterthannever says:
Who are these people that thought having a black president would eliminate 100’s of years institutional racism? I’m just happy to have a Commander in Chief that represents us eloquently and handsomely. They all do the same ish, he just looks better doing it. #shallowcomment
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Adding #shallowcomment does not excuse ignorance.
It actually makes your comment that much more deplorable.
Anyone who voted for someone to run the country based on ethnicity is ignorant and deserves the backlash of their consequences. I voted because he was a democrat, had he been a republican I would’ve reserved my vote the next man/woman running. Ultimately, republicans and democrats have to agree to disgree when it comes to the constitution.
#9 A portion of my comment was shallow (“… looks good while doing it”), hence my playful use of hashtags. But I don’t see anything wrong with being pleased with having a person in a known-to-be-a-puppet position that at least represents themselves and our sad little country intelligently. Its not a secret that George W. Bush and Obama work for the same people, Obama is just a better fit for the position in my opinion. Deplorable is a bit much. Politics, racism, poor reading comprehension, and the state of our economy are deplorable. My comment? Not so much.
@ laterthannever
Based on your comment you are ignorant in the truest sense of the word. I won’t argue with you because you’re obviously well aware of this.
“Despite the fact that Barack didn’t bother to campaign in the black communities”
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Barack came to New Orleans during and after his campaign. New Orleans has a sizeable amount of Afr Am residents.
Also, did people really think racism would end with a Black President?
Lovely One says:
did people really think racism would end with a Black President?
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Yes.
People thought he was the second coming of Christ. That of course is not Obama’s fault that people are that stupid but the fact is that he IS a liar just like the rest of the liars.
we needed an entire organization for people to know the obvious… smh
We clearly disagree on the true sense of the word “ignorant.” Which is funny since the same point seems to be at the heart of what we’re both saying. (Our current administration is the same as all of those that came before him). But alas, one of us (aka you) seems to be a)taking ourselves a bit too seriously on a gossip blog b) sorely lacking reading comprehension skills. Either way, have a nice day! Fight the power!
@ laterthannever
“Ignorant” rooted in the word to “ignore”. You willfully choose to ignore the fact that Obama is a liar in light that he is handsome and graceful or whatever. Sure, he is a good made for TV personality.
My point being that if you do know he is just an actor, an employee of this corporation we call a country than it makes your outlook of our circumstances that much worse than those who are unknowingly “ignorant”.
SanfiPolemikos says:
My point being that if you do know he is just an actor, an employee of this corporation we call a country than it makes your outlook of our circumstances that much worse than those who are unknowingly “ignorant”.
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Hi Sanfi. Where have you been hiding?
I been busy! I’ve been active actually. I Recently attended G20 protests in Canada. Seen some crazy ish there.
Tell me Sandra, did you ever watch that documentary Maafa 21 I posted?
You’re being mighty presumptuous. I do not choose to willfully ignore the fact that Obama is a liar. As a matter of fact, the point of my initial (blatantly sarcastic) comment was that he IS a liar!
My “outlook of our circumstances” is one of awareness, cynicism, and self/familial preservation. It is definitely a corporation and I know my rights (and their consistent attempts to decrease them).
laterthannever I would just like to make another point about you saying I take myself too seriously. You’re probably right. I know this is a gossip site and it’s meant for that. It’s just that that is at the root of many of our hardships we face in our community. Pointless distractions meant to keep us disengaged.
What better place to ruffle some feathers than a gossip site where mostly sisters visit? That’s why I appreciate Sandra for throwing out some political posts here and there because at least she’s putting a bug in peoples’ ears who might not hear an alternative view otherwise.