Why The 'Race Card' Is Played

White supremacist told police he stabbed Timothy Caughman to death as ‘practice’ for larger race terror attack The interview video also reportedly shows Mr Jackson re-enacting the killing to lead interrogator Detective Joseph Barbara. Mr Jackson, who booked a hotel in Times Square as his base, told detectives that he was going for “something a bit bigger” calling it a “terrorist attack” and adding that he wanted to “influence the national conversation”.  Mr Caughman lived in a room as a permanent tenant at a hotel named Barbour Hotel, which houses formerly homeless people transitioning to permanent housing.  Svein Jorgensen, chief executive of Praxis Housing Initiatives which manages the Barbour told T h e T i m e s  last year that Mr Caughman was an “extremely gracious individual and respectful of his neighbours”.  Born in Jamaica Queens to a health care aide and a pastor, Mr Caughman was known for his commitment to the community and his passion for taking p

THE WHITE MAN'S BURDEN IN THE 21st CENTURY  The women's movement high jacked the civil rights movement. It came at a time when blacks were hitting their stride. Shifting focus is a major problem for a movement and can set it back and stall it indefinitely. Leaving the people who created it feeling incomplete. White people dont think about black peoples issues. Black people dont think about womens issues. And the struggles gays face rarely register on heterosexuals radar. At first i was surprised to hear that white men are feeling victimized, and discriminated against. I thought 'how can that be possible? They have it all!' But then i realized that in this new age of being woke. All those groups are pointing the finger to them as the cause for their problems. The U.S. is a white dominated society. And that society is dominated by white men. These men have had that dominate role since the very founding of the nation. I first read Rudyard Kiplings 'The White M

The 2018 Primetime Emmy Awards brought more jokes about diversity than actual diversity. While the show bragged about their nominee talent pool – a record 36 non-white actors were nominated this year, a 20% increase over 2017 – the show’s opening number was a clever musical jab at the notion that the industry had done anything more than just scratch the surface of the problem. “We Solved It!” featured Kate McKinnon, Kenan Thompson, Tituss Burgess, Kristen Bell, Sterling K. Brown, RuPaul, Andy Samberg, Ricky Martin, John Legend and, wait for it… the “One of Each” dance troupe. From the stage, Thompson briefly threw to Sandra Oh in the audience, acknowledging her as the first Asian woman ever to be nominated for a lead actress Emmy. “It’s an honor just to be Asian,” she quipped from her seat. Thompson beamed. “You see? There was none. Now there’s one,” he said. “And so,” said McKinnon, “we’re done!” She lost. Oh well. One pre-recorded sketch featuring Emmy co-host Michael Ch

WHY BLACK CONSERVATIVES ARE NECESSARY  Take a look at yourself in the mirror. Imagine not only is your image's appearance the same as yours, but its thoughts, opinions, allegiances, experiences, desires, fears, are all the same as yours aswell. You have conversations with your image. Yous talk about sports, Religion, Family, relationships, politics, reminisce about the past, and disclose your intentions for the future (which are exactly the same of course). You like him alot. You see him as yourself. And see yourself as him. But now that the conversations are over, what happens now? What did the discussion accomplish? Did you or your image bring anything new to the table. Any new ideas or a different point of view? No. Because yous agreed on everything. Now imagine your image has changed. It is now in total disagreement with everything you say. What you love he hates. And what you hate he loves. Your image hates your favorite sports teams, has a completely different reli

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