Are The Trumps And Karens The New Face Of Slave Patrols In The U.S.?
Monday, 22 June 2020 () Article by WN.Com Correspondent Dallas Darling Along with institutional racism, you have probably heard about city council members at board meetings telling African Americans to “get over slavery” or to “go back to Africa.” You may even know of white people that have hurled racist insults at Black protesters and black athletes while watching them on television, have held Black families hostage in parking lots over a squabble, or have denied multiracial families from using public swimming pools and bathhouses. There is also the Karen Meme used to describe white women who commit racist acts in public, like unjustly calling the police on Black people. And then there are political leaders like...
Monday, 22 June 2020 ()
Article by WN.Com Correspondent Dallas Darling Along with institutional racism, you have probably heard about city council members at board meetings telling African Americans to “get over slavery” or to “go back to Africa.” You may even know of white people that have hurled racist insults at Black protesters and black athletes while watching them on television, have held Black families hostage in parking lots over a squabble, or have denied multiracial families from using public swimming pools and bathhouses. There is also the Karen Meme used to describe white women who commit racist acts in public, like unjustly calling the police on Black people. And then there are political leaders like...