[publius911]

The 86-page book, “A History Deferred,” served as a guide for secondary and elementary school teachers wanting to teach “Black Studies,” and was published by the Black Student Fund, an advocacy group where Rice had an internship.
“Susan’s interest in the study of Black history evolved from her desire to learn more about the experiences and achievements of her own people,” notes the preface.

She was handicapped then, and she is handicapped now. I do notice she used to have frizzy hair.

I actually learned about my original culture BY MYSELF from prehistory to comtemporary times without the benefit of racial crutches, government help or affirmative action. And I did it all starting as a preteen.

I suspect Susan might believe that blacks are incapable of that type of decision and work. I believe her feelings of inferiority may well be justified.

I notice a resentful, sullen look about her whenever she is on national news.

The Brave New Tribal World of Hussein Obama. A century backwards, but calling it "forward."
What a dystopian mess!

[SueRae]

0bama seems to surround himself with those who appear to have a chip on the shoulder, determined in their own ways to elevate the station of blacks at the expense of whites. Susan Rice could learn a thing or two from a Condoleezza Rice, yet, these are the black leaders they despise. I’ll never understand it. I suppose it upsets their philosophy.