Someone called into Larry Elder's show the other day and called his conversation with Thomas Sowell "two coons talking to each other".
I know that's not quite what you're looking for, but Larry also points out these annual lists of "most influential blacks in America" that always leave off Thomas Sowell and Clarence Thomas cause they're conservatives, even though being a Supreme Court Justice is, by definition, the most influential position in the nation.
That was David Webb! And he obliterated her for it. The best part is how she turns herself into the victim as soon as he calls her out for her unapologetic racism.
I want to compile a list of the myriad times liberal pop culture treated “blackness” as a club and excluded conservatives.
Off the top of my head: Episode of Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Carlton joins a black fraternity, is kicked out and ostracized for “acting white”.
Chapelle show, Racial Draft, Colin Powell’s “Blackness Under Review” and Condoleeza Rice “Given Away By Blacks”
African American History Museum, Washington DC, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas completely excluded from exhibit.
I’m sure I could think of many more.
Someone called into Larry Elder's show the other day and called his conversation with Thomas Sowell "two coons talking to each other".
I know that's not quite what you're looking for, but Larry also points out these annual lists of "most influential blacks in America" that always leave off Thomas Sowell and Clarence Thomas cause they're conservatives, even though being a Supreme Court Justice is, by definition, the most influential position in the nation.
The journalist that accused David Webb of having white privilege.
THAT WAS GOLD!
Edit...corrected!! Thanks, pmurTJdlanoD!
That was David Webb! And he obliterated her for it. The best part is how she turns herself into the victim as soon as he calls her out for her unapologetic racism.
OH YEA!!! My mistake. Was still hysterical!!
Yo, that was a great episode of Fresh Prince though... Carlton put the verbal smack down on that clown. #murderedbywords
I mean, yes, but that specific example portrayed it as a bad thing.