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Gene Lalor | October 18, 2009
Get a Whitey Conservative! If that derogatory racist slur came from a Caucasian, it would be chalked up to yet another effort of White people to stoke racial tensions in America.
However, the charge emanates from none other than Deneen Borelli of Project 21, the rare bird, conservative national Black leadership network.
In an article published on AmericanConservativeDaily.com referring to the hatchet job perpetrated on Rush Limbaugh and his quest to become part owner of the St. Louis Rams, the statement included the bodacious accusation: “The left-wing jihad against Rush Limbaugh is un-fair and un-American. Rush is being targeted simply because he is a conservative and a leading critic of President Obama’s wealth redistribution policies.”
Borelli specifically cited the “race card duo,” the two reverends, Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson: “Whipping up unjustified black anger is their specialty. Frankly, I see their effort as ‘get whitie’–an inherent racist act:” http://bit.ly/2TcXRv
Touche’, halleluja, and amen!
Needless to say, defenders of the race-card dynamic duo leapt to their defense, calling Borelli a “Creole Princess” trotted out to dump on Blacks.
That makes as much sense as accusing Limbaugh of racism.
After 20+ years of listening to Rush off and on I can attest that the man is indeed a sometimes obnoxious, conservative dogmatist and a super-rich conservative blowhard.
Despite his many personal faults, he’s a generous, patriotic American who is about as racist as Billy and Franklin Graham.
Borelli’s daring to speak the truth is less a testimonial to Rush than to the validity and hope of nascent Black conservatism.
See Deneen’s dynamic, rockin’ speech at the September 12th taxpayer revolt march on Washington here: http://bit.ly/mqgtu.
Get a Whitey Queen!: Chosen Homecoming queen against all odds at traditionally Black Hampton University in Virginia, Miss Nikole Churchill discovered that diversity is a one-way street.
Churchill immediately encountered “closed minds” who opposed her win and in a letter to President Obama asked him to intervene to open those minds.
Said one of the disgruntled, ”Black or white, this young lady is not qualified to be the face of Hampton University as she is not in tune with the wants, needs, and desires of the student body at large.”
Another opined, “She is a transfer student who attends an HU satellite campus. She has never lived in a dorm, eaten in the cafe, or spent time in the Student Center.”
I’m so dumb that I wasn’t even aware that not living in a dorm and not eating in a student cafeteria were disqualifications for homecoming queen.
Stupid me! I always thought that it was how foxy a queen nominee looked but maybe that “face of Hampton University” comment was a reference to the melanin in that face?
Oh, by the way, Ms. Churchill is a White girl. 
The poor thing opted to attend a predominantly-Black university to demonstrate her personal commitment to equal rights, a color-blind society, and interracial diversity and when she was chosen Homecoming Queen deep-seated Black racism reared its ugly head.
As she graciously wrote, “It would be much easier to say that possibly some were not accepting of the news because I wasn’t the most qualified contestant; however, the true reason for the disapproval was because of the color of my skin. I am not African American.”
She doesn’t detail the nature and extent of the ugliness of that unacceptance but it was apparently so intense that she felt compelled to ask the President of the United States to do something about it.
Also apparently, since she doesn’t explain her reasons, soon after dispatching that plaintive letter to Obama–and since he didn’t respond–she retracted her complaints and “issued a public apology, saying she had taken “the comments of a few and blew them out of all proportion:” http://bit.ly/3Ah1na.
Personally I think Ms. Churchill needs a backbone more than she needs the hypocritical racial bigotry at Hampton University. A transfer just might prolong her life.
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