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 Is Obama Too Black, or Not Black Enough?Posted on Feb 13, 2007
“The Daily Show’s” “senior black correspondent,” Larry Wilmore, points out that the last thing Obama needs is to be identified as “the black candidate.” TAGS:
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Is Obama Too Black, or Not Black Enough?Posted on Feb 13, 2007
“The Daily Show’s” “senior black correspondent,” Larry Wilmore, points out that the last thing Obama needs is to be identified as “the black candidate.” TAGS:
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By Chaseme, February 14, 2007 at 5:51 am #
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The Daily Show’s piece was okay, but the one to watch is Colberts interview with Debra Dickerson. I love the way both shows expose the ignorance of racism.
Jons show reveals how ignorant racist white Americans are and Colberts show reveals how ignorant racist Black Americans are. These guys are functioning on Gliese 570A, 19.2 light years beyond any comedian on the planet.
When you see the Colbert interview, you will notice how racist Black Americans, in their attempt to adopt racist white American ways are becoming equally psychologically ill; exhibiting symptoms of schizophrenia and dementia.
If Debra Dickerson were to explore the roots of her beliefs, she would likely find that it was someone in her lineage, while taking care of their ailing white master, coined the phrase, Massah, we sick? Or, We sick, boss?
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