10 powerful images of America and racism (satire)

Politipage ^ | 08/21/14 | Jon Fitzpatrick

[nhwingut]

The real perversion of justice by way of modern American racism is that black people in Ferguson – like black people in the greater St Louis metropolitan area and nationally – are marginalized economically and physically from day one. That is the real looting of Ferguson. -Black Liberal Writer

With all the talk coming from America's race industry, I wanted see if I could put together a powerful compilation of images to prove their thesis.

So I scoured the web and came up with some of the most illuminating images of America and racism ...

(Okay, it's called click bait with a sprinkle of SEO and satire. So to all the race hustlers who clicked on the headline, hoping to be able to spread it out on Twitter, I apologize for raining on your narrative.)

But anyway, here are the best ten photographic examples of America and its (so-called) race problem...

Here's America's most powerful man.


Here's America's most powerful law enforcement officer.


Here's the Director of the very powerful Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.



With Senate confirmation yesterday of Minnesota attorney B. Todd Jones as director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, it means that three of the most powerful positions in government are held by black men—the president, attorney general and head of the ATF. -Atlanta Black Star

Here is America's most powerful national security professional.


Here's one of the (many) homes where America's most powerful woman lives.


Here's the very powerful CEO of American Express.


Here is the powerful CEO of McDonalds, America's #1 brand.


Here is America's most powerful couple in entertainment.


Here is America's most powerful athlete.

Here is America's second most powerful athlete.


Bonus:
Dr Dre separates himself from racist America... with a moat.


Michael Jordan faces a racist country every day. When he walks onto a golf course, from his bed.


From government to business to entertainment... Etc. Etc. Etc. The list could go on and on.

[realcleanguy]

Interesting perspective. What is even more appalling is these wealthy successful African Americans exploit the poor African Americans

[rktman]

I used to hear it from my boss: “Ya know, if you had just worked a little harder.............” :>}

[EQAndyBuzz]

None of that is the problem. The problem is when your role models shoud be Condi Rice and Clarence Thomas, you instead choose Al Sharpton Nd Barbara Lee.

[all the best]

Anybody who assigns responsibility for their life to others gives up their personal power. The vast majority of black Americans think that everybody but themselves are responsible for their circumstances. Accept responsibility and take back your power.

[caww]

....”The vast majority of black Americans think that everybody but themselves are responsible for their circumstances. Accept responsibility and take back your power”.......

Unfortunately how the black community sees their power and what we mean by it are on two different pages.

When they speak of equality it often does not include responsibility, rather that they are the victims of social injustice and a host of other injustices.

Until they govern their own...within their own communities...and rid themselves of the criminal entitlement mindset nothing will change sufficient to do more than put a de what ails their population. This cannot be done without numerous successful blacks uniting to lift up their communities. ...and the willingness of that population to co-operate. I don’t think many want to.

[nhwingut]

Love this photo. The captions are there for the taking.

[Sir Napsalot]

It is taboo to point out Ferguson (and hellholes like Ferguson) has a decades long (at least 3 or 4 decades long, if not more) voting history overwhelmingly for everything Democrats from top executive(s) to mundane janitorial jobs.

They have been under the complete Democrat control for longer than 30 - 40 years, sucking up huge amount of money without any success to speak of. Normal Americans just assumed they must have wanted it that way.

Yet they still blame the surrounding more prosperous suburbs (i.e., whitey) and think little of how they get their EBT money.