Lowery’s “prayer” was so off the wall, I found it impossible to be offended by it. It was like watching a bit from a rerun of “Flip Wilson” or “Laugh In.”
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Only with much less humor. His comment of “ work for that day when black will not be asked to get in back, when brown can stick around ... when yellow will be mellow ... when the red man can get ahead, man; and when white will embrace what is right” says it all. What man ain’t right no how no time. I found that comment racist along with most everything else he implied.
What man ain’t right no how no time.
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Well that was supposed to say “WHITE man ain’t right no how no time.”
It was racist, but it was too funny to get upset about. I’m still giggling about it three days later. Compared to the truly vicious Rev. Wright, Lowery was pattycake stuff.
Let the other side be the perpetually offended victims. They’re better at it.