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Just had to share with you this brief from Rev. Wayne Perryman of Seattle, who is taking his case against the Democrat Party to the United States Supreme Court. According to his release, “The case was originally filed in 2004 after the DNC refused to apologize to African Americans for their support of slavery and Jim Crow. Unlike other Reparation cases, Perryman is not demanding money, only a public apology....

Review of Unfounded Loyalty by Robert Oliver (thechicagocommunicator.blogspot.com) Unfounded Loyalty: An In-Depth Look Into The Love Affair Between Blacks and the Democratic Party Wayne Perryman (www.wayneperryman.com) Lantham, MD: PNEUMA Life Publishing, 2003 198 pp. $23.50 ISBN 1-562290-7-38 “Why are most Blacks in America Democrat?” asked a group of inner-city young people to Rev. Wayne Perryman of Seattle, Washington. Perryman replied, “Because Democrats have done the most for Black people.” They asked him for material find out exactly what the Democrats have done for Blacks. Perryman did not have any material to give them. He said, “I could see I would...

Did anyone tune in to "Hannity and Colmes" tonight on Fox? There was a black minister, Rev. Wayne Perryman, who authored the book "Unfounded Loyalty" in which he reports how historically, the Republican Party has been the party of and for the advancement of black people. He absolutely tears ups the Dems for taking the black vote for granted for decades. He brought out such interesting points as how the Ku Klux Klan was the "arm" of the Democratic Party at one time to oppress the black vote; how since it's inception 212 years ago, the Democratic Party has been...

(Editor's Note: This is part one of a two-part series examining the relationship between black voters and the Democratic Party, why historically blacks have given almost blind loyalty to Democrats, why their support is unfounded, and how black leaders exploit their own people on behalf of Democrats.) Few things in politics are certain, but one thing that has rung true for decades is this: Most blacks who vote consistently pull the lever for Democrats. But politics reflect the times, and the times, they are a-changin'. Increasingly, blacks are beginning to realize there is another truth about the ethnic group's loyalty...

There has been a lot of attention on race and politics since Trent Lott praised Sen. Strom Thurmond's unsuccessful 1948 bid to the presidency as a pro-segregation Dixiecrat candidate at Thurmond's 100th birthday. Lott, a Republican senator from Mississippi, stepped down as Senate majority leader after the ensuing media attention to his track record of opposing civil rights laws and amidst pressure from the party to distance itself from the comments. More attention may be drawn to the issue with the release of ``Unfounded Loyalty: Questioning the blind love affair between blacks and Democrats'' next month by the Hara Publishing...