Why The 'Race Card' Is Played

Man kicks black toddler and yells racial slurs at Kansas supermarket : Mother Lashantai Whitaker and her toddler were shopping at a Wichita, Kansas supermarket early Sunday morning when a 31-year-old man kicked the child while yelling racist comments. According to KWCH, police have arrested Riff Trace for “battery that was bias and racially motivated” as well as resisting arrest. “Through the investigation, it was learned Trace …

Panthers reached out to Eric Reid's agent about re-signing                   Eric Reid will once again be one of the top free agent safeties in the NFL next year. The Carolina Panthers have the inside track, though, and they’re looking to lock him up before he can hit the open market. According to a  report by David Newton at ESPN , the team has reached out to Reid’s agent about re-signing. Panthers management has reached out to the agent of safety Eric Reid about re-signing. So even with some uncertainty about next season the current management group is looking ahead to 2019. Reid has appeared in 12 games for the Panthers and has come through with key stops almost every week. Aside from a few early hiccups – he allowed a touchdown to Vernon Davis in the loss to Washington – Reid has played well. He has a total of 66 combined tackles (seven for a loss), one interception (should be two) and five passes defensed.

White man lost his temper when he heard the women at the counter speaking Arabic A Dallas man tried to buy a purse at a Macy’s store in the mall over the holidays, but lost his temper when he heard the women at the counter speaking Arabic. So he yelled at them and then lashed out at the other customers when they asked him to be respectful, reports the  Heavy . “You’re being mean to her,” a customer tells him. The man retorts by asking, “Are you a bunch of Democrats? Yeah, a bunch of Democrats.” “All you Arabs and Democrats, just go back where you came from,” the man says after multiple customers ask him to leave the store. “Well, she’s making a big stand, why don’t I?” the man asks as the fracas continues. “I cannot see how so many Arabs came out of the woodwork,” he adds, as the Macy’s attendants try to accommodate his needs. “Dude, you’re the snowflake here,” observes another customer. To which the man retorts, “F*ck you. Put me on YouTube.” A vid

How the Ku Klux Klan began its reign of terror on Christmas Eve S i x C o n f e d e r a t e s o l d i e r s g a t h e r e d a s a s o c i a l g r o u p o n C h r i s t m a s E v e t o d i s c u s s p o l i t i c a l m a t t e r s . T h e i r “ c i r c l e ” w o u l d t u r n i n t o t h e K K K . What began on Christmas Eve 1865 as a social group, grew to a terror organisation that by the 1920s reached peak membership of up to six million people across the United States. From its humble beginnings, the Ku Klux Klan heralded an horrific chapter in American history that still exists today, 150 years after its initial formation. The aftermath of the Civil War gave around four million African-Americans their freedom but there were several obstacles to successfully rebuilding the South during what was known as the Reconstruction Period of 1865-77. From 1865 to 1871 the first wave of the KKK killed hundreds of African-Americans and their white supp

Fans Slam Australian Commentator for Racist Remarks on Debutant Mayank Agarwal F a n s w e r e q u i c k t o s l a m O ' K e e f e f o r h i s r e m a r k s , w i t h I n d i a n A N D A u s t r a l i a n c r i c k e t - l o v e r s t e a m i n g u p t o d e f e n d A g a r w a l . Mayank Agarwal who became only the second debut Indian batsman to open the innings at the ongoing Test in Australia, joining Amir Elahi at Sydney in 1947, played really well and went onto to become the second Indian opener to score 50 runs on his debut away from home after the great Sunil Gavaskar. While fans from both sides appreciated Agarwal's knock, Australian commentator and former cricketer Kerry O'Keefe came under fire for his 'racist' remarks. Doing commentary for Fox Sports, along side Mark Waugh and Shane Warne, during the third Test match between India and Australia, O'Keefe remarked that the triple century that Agarwal had scored earlier