Black people, including President Barack Obama, are afraid to take on the issue of white supremacy, professor Cornell West said on Monday.
West, appearing on "CNN Newsroom," was reacting to Obama's use of the N-word on a Marc Maron podcast.
Obama said that though race relations have come a long way since the civil rights era, society is not yet cured of racism, "And it's not just a matter of it not being polite to say [N-word] in public."
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ReplyDeleteAnonymous you just belittled yourself, evidently you don't know how things works just your comment along "Black people don't mind taking the White Mans Money " So its the White mans Money Is there another kind of money we should use or is this money we use just for White People?
ReplyDeleteYou must really think your soon intelligent? ? Let me enlighten you professor. Typical libatard that you are twist words to better fit your opinion. It's so obvious it's laughable that you think your so smart with your 4 year HS DEGREE. Now give mommy back her labtop and brush your teeth kiddo.
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