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The racism that liberals show towards colored conservatives is Klan-grade. Justice Clarence Thomas' media portrayal is a testament. Its very interesting why th
by sremani 10y ago
The racism that liberals show towards colored conservatives is Klan-grade. Justice Clarence Thomas' media portrayal is a testament.
Its very interesting why the all diversity loving liberals, live in heavily white neighborhoods. Actions, speak louder than words.
- dragonwriter 10y ago> The racism that liberals show towards colored conservatives is Klan-grade. Justice Clarence Thomas' media portrayal is a testament. If its only against conservatives, its not racism. > Its very interesting why the all diversity loving liberals, live in heavily white neighborhoods. That's true of wealthy liberals (just as it is for wealthy conservatives), because they live in heavily wealthy neighborhoods, and wealth and race are correlated in the US (liberals, wealthy or not, tend to see this correlation as a problem, though.) Non-wealthy liberals tend to live in more ethnically diverse neighborhoods because (and, I suspect, moreso than do non-wealthy conservatives.)
- sremani 10y agoGot it. "Uncle Tom" has no racial undertone.
- dragonwriter 10y agoIts a term predominantly used by black critics of a black seen as a collaborator with white oppressors of blacks. If it is racist at all, it is racist against whites, as it communicates distaste for a person based on their relationship to another hated group (but even then, its not communicating a problem with their relationship with whites as whites, but with white oppressors as oppressors, so whether its racist against whites is probably questionable.) There's scenarios where its use could be a form of paternalistic anti-black racism, such as its use by whites of a particular persuasion to criticize a black defector from white-led political program in favor of an opposing white-led political movement.