"That Shiniqua S--t": Affirmative Action and the Blogosphere

Toogood Reports ^ | 3 April 2003 | Nicholas Stix

[mrustow]

Since I live in New York, I know just how you feel. To my knowledge, Paul Craig Roberts was the first writer to point out that even immigrants receive affirmative action over native white males.

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[hattend]

Bump for later read

[tinacart]

"Since I live in New York, I know just how you feel."

Since I live in California, I know just how you feel! Thanks for the article, I recognized all of it. Especially since I've worked for the state, the city, and the local regional transit system. I have to tell you, it's a nightmare being a white female slave. They just kept me around so there'd be someone there to get the work done...

[tinacart]

PS: My grandkids are black, and very proud that their names are in the Bible - John, Phillip, and Michael (especially Michael). They were told at school that they are African Americans and my little John (8 years old at the time) said, "no, I'm an American!" I pray they never become brainwashed, but they do attend public school...

[Landru]

Simply excellent, again.
This Stix hits another Grandslam; which, looks to be getting kind of routine for this man, huh? {g}

~& yea I read the whole, fabulous piece.

...twice.

[sultan88]

"What no one will dare talk about is the "trash factor" in naming. Many blacks see certain names – "Aisha," "Lakeisha," "Shiniqua," etc. – as having trashy associations, based on the sort of people who frequently give their kids such names. Granted, that's a crude and inaccurate method of selection, since such names are not exclusively chosen by trashy parents, but you cannot deride whites as "racist" for applying the same standards as the blacks whom one gives a pass. (Oops, I just assumed some knowledge of actual black practices. My mistake.) In 1989, when I was a foster-care worker, I was in the home in the projects of a black foster mother named Martha. Seeing me looking at the framed photograph of her adopted son, she said, "That's James." Observing my surprised expression at the Anglo-Saxon name, Martha explained, "None of that Shiniqua s--t." (Note: Martha did not speak that way around the children.)"

Great observation by Mr. Stix. Thanks for posting this mrustow - I found it to be a pleasurable read!

[sultan88]

You gotta read this, my young friend.

[muawiyah]

I checked in to see what Alan Weberman was up to. Looks like he's one of Rosenberg's buddies; my guess is that he knows people who were members of that YPSL group in the NY/NJ NY Metro area who were implicated in a number of attacks on the now deceased Postmaster General, William F. Bolger.

If you wanted suspects in the athrax attack, there they are, and given the way this Weberman guy struggles to blame somebody else, it's likely that we can parse all of that nonsense and identify all the relevant pieces of information HE LEFT OUT. Those will target his friends. They may implicate him before it's over.

[Happygal]

*LOL*...on this occasion, Landru I only speed-read the article ONCE..but couldn't help but (a) agree in the main and (b) draw the SAME conclusions to my own society (Ireland) that is only NOW starting to embrace multi-culturalism.

And, like Mr. Stix...I'm not a racist. Just a realist.

[Happygal]

If you have a ping list for Mr. Stix articles, please put me on it!

[Rhiannon]

I noticed the name Brad de Long. He used to post on the Baen bar and he got reamed fairly regularly for his leftist ideas. He demonstrates the classic fuzzy thinking of liberals.