Posted on 07/27/2019 4:37:34 PM PDT by simpson96
“Stop defending these racists,” conservative commentator and Blexit leader Candice Owens urged on Twitter Monday, referring to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s (D-NY) “Squad” of far-left Democrat congresswomen.
Owens was replying to a tweet by President Donald Trump declaring The Squad “a very racist group of troublemakers.” In voicing her agreement with Trump, Owens pointed to a racial slur about Trump advisor KellyAnne Conway made by The Squad’s Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass.):
“This is 100% truth. The media ignored @AyannaPressley referring to KellyAnne Conway as “Becky”—a RACIST perjorative.
“They’ve ignored @AOC’s multiple RACIST attacks on ANY white person that questions her.
@IlhanMN openly HATES Jewish people.
“Stop defending these RACISTS!”
On July 9, Pressley referred to Conway as “Becky,” a slur of white women, NewsWeek reports:
The term "Becky," used to disparage so-called "basic" white women, gained national notoriety in the 1992 hip-hop classic "Baby Got Back" by Sir Mix-a-Lot. Two white women can be heard saying, "Oh, my, God Becky, look at her butt/ It is so big, she looks like/ One of those rap guys' girlfriends," at the outset of the iconic song.
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I agree with Candace. The “squad,” are a bunch of racists. F them.
I thought I was pretty well up on racial epithets, but “Becky” is a new one to me.
I had heard of “basic” (thanks to having kids in their teens and 20s) but not Becky.
That said ... walking through the hog barn at the county fair I did think of that song ...”Oh, my g** Becky, look at her butt ...”
...And I’m sure the so-called “progressives” are going to blow a gasket over “Auntie Ruckus” yet again. :P
Can a black female be racist? I guess to liberals, she could...
Candace for 2032!
After 8 years of Trump Jr!
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