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Originally Posted by Jerusha  No, you do not read me correctly. Primary racism is inexcusable. Secondary racism is something which much be worked through-- therefore easier to deal with. Sort of on the continuum beween sin and psychological problem. Of course, I have met people who were much closer to the sin pole who appear to be secondary racists. So it is an individual, as well as societal concept.
Why do you think Colin Powell's wife nixed his speculative candidacy? Agreed. The only candidate of black ancestry who has any hope of winning is one who transcends race. And, generally they are not strictly speaking African-American, as the two cases illustrate. There is generally too much bitterness in African-American culture. |
Thank you for correcting me on my misunderstanding. Also for the insight on Colin Powell. I had always thought that he was just too smart to jump into the cesspool of politics. I never occurred to me to think it was because of racism.
While I clearly don’t have your level of understanding about racism, I do understand politics. Obama got a pass on his church because he’s a Democrat and favored by the MSM. The black/white reversal was to show how the church’s statement should be viewed as racist, and it would be if it was associated with a Republican.