[karpov]

It would be nice to ignore drivel such Kendi's book and DiAngelo's White Fragility, but they are the dogma believed by many Democratic politicans and educators. People who absorb this message become BLM and Antifa rioters. Our middle school principal recommended Kendi's book. A critical review by Anthony Daniels of both books is in the New Criterion.

[Red Badger]

How to Be an Anti-Intellectual:

Binge watch Spongebob Squarepants some 3 day weekend...............

[Pearls Before Swine]

It’s all about tribal black supremacy. The rest is “too many notes,” as the Emperor said to Mozart in the movie “Ammadeus.”

[Pontiac]

Every policy? That question was posed to Kendi by Vox cofounder Ezra Klein, who gave the hypothetical example of a capital-gains tax cut. Most of us think of the capital-gains tax, if we think about it at all, as a policy that is neutral as regards questions of race or racism. But given that blacks are underrepresented among stockowners, Klein asked, would it be racist to support a capital-gains tax cut? “Yes,” Kendi answered, without hesitation.

Capital Gains also applies to the sale of real estate.

Anyone who sells a house or building is also subject to capital gains taxes (with exception of the sale of your primary residence one time in your life).

The number of blacks subject to capital gains due to stock ownership should be growing as the number of employers offering 401K/403K plans is growing.

[edwinland]

Superb review. Thanks for posting.

Sloppy books like this are like slowball pitches for great reviewers to knock out of the park. When they do it it’s beautiful to read.

[Junk Silver]

When you cut through all his psuedo-intellectual bullsh*t this guy is just peddling the same old “disparate outcome” Marxism that Obama and Holder used to wreak so much havoc in America’s public schools and society.