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Black conservatives under attack by liberals for daring to "wander off their plantation"

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The one demographic that liberals hate more than white conservatives are black conservatives, whom they attack by calling them "Uncle Tom," or "Token blacks" or "Coons" for daring to speak out and promote an ideology to which liberals do not agree with. Part of the headline for this article comes from a comment I saw by the Communications Director for TPUSA, Candace Owens. Owens is a young, well spoken, African American woman, who is a conservative Trump supporter. As part of an ongoing discussion in relation to a school newspaper attacking students of color because they are conservative, by calling them a "token," Owens offered the perspective of a woman of color that is attacked daily because of her political ideology, where she states in part "Democrats have successfully trained their blacks to use racist terminology against any other blacks that wander off their plantation. @temiikudayisi, “Uncle Tom, Coon, and token” are terms created by masters to create allegiance amongst slaves." [Full article]

Public Schools Produce Dumb Kids No Wonder So Many Are Socialists, Says Walter Williams


Do you wonder why Sen. Bernie Sanders and his ideas are so popular among American college students? The answer is that they, like so many other young people who think they know it all, are really uninformed and ignorant. You say, “Williams, how dare you say that?! We’ve mortgaged our home to send our children to college.” Let’s start with the 2006 geographic literacy survey of youngsters between 18 and 24 years of age by National Geographic and Roper Public Affairs.

Less than half could identify New York and Ohio on a U.S. map. Sixty percent could not find Iraq or Saudi Arabia on a map of the Middle East, and three-quarters could not find Iran or Israel. In fact, 44 percent could not locate even one of those four countries. Youngsters who had taken a geography class didn’t fare much better. By the way, when I attended elementary school, during the 1940s, we were given blank U.S. maps, and our assignment was to write in the states. Today such an assignment might be deemed oppressive, if not racist. [Full article]