Mass. 'Leaders' and RINO Governor Ignore Boston's Racist Democrat Past

In the latest example of Trump derangement, the Boston City Council and Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker are joining forces to condemn what they say are the president's latest example of racism.

While there's no concrete proof the president actually used the "shithole" word and Democrats and their media are blindly taking the word of a documented liar in the United States Senate, it's again quite ironic white Massachusetts liberals are lecturing the rest of America about racial intolerance when Boston has a well-deserved reputation of treating black people like second-class citizens in their own hometown.

He is a demented RomneyBOT who pushes the
carpetbagger’s RomneyCARE and other insane positions,
and who also upped the fees to millions, as he also
protected timber rattlesnakes and criminal illegals
above actual citizens.

That’s right: rattlesnakes.

Boston was a very ethnic city where even the Irish and the Italians didn’t get along well, and the WASPs hated all of them. The judicially ordered busing was the thing that touched off this great hatred, because it meant the breaking up of the neighborhoods.

The ethnic neighborhoods were Dem strongholds, so naturally, the Dems weren’t in favor of it either, until they suddenly saw their way to taking over this new group.

But while there were passions running high, I don’t know about legal restrictions. In NYC, when I was growing up in the 1950s-60s, my best friend was black, and her mother was a teacher. Her mother was a very smart woman and obviously a great teacher, and had wanted to teach high school chemistry...but she taught special ed. Why? Because NYC had LEGAL RESTRICTIONS on blacks teaching anything except special ed (the retarded) above primary grades.

When I lived in San Francisco many years later and worked as an aide in a primary grade classroom with an older black teacher, I found that the same thing was true there: SF did not let black teachers teach anything above primary classes in the public schools.

So the thing to look at is not only popular attitudes (which were inflamed by busing and the breakup of neighborhood schools) but the serious legal restrictions suffered by blacks in some of these “progressive” cities.

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