Why The 'Race Card' Is Played

Alabama Lawmaker Wants To Drug Test Food Stamp Recipients Republican state Representative Tommy Hanes  drafted the bill , which targets SNAP beneficiaries who have a “reasonable suspicion” of drug use. The bill defines "reasonable suspicion" as having a drug conviction within the past five years—thus, the legislation would heavily affect people with a history of substance use disorders.

WHY THE COLLEGE ADMISSIONS SCANDAL ANGERS BLACK FOLKS It’s funny that some of the same people who bribe schools to give their kids better lives, turn a blind eye when they see black and brown parents struggling to give better lives to theirs! #TeamDl

Black workers at UPS facility in Ohio faced decades of racial hostility, lawsuit says "African-American employees come to work each day not knowing whether a racist comment or conduct will confront them, being concerned that smirking or laughing white employees are ridiculing them because of their race, and walking on eggshells to avoid triggering a problem," the suit reads.

Russell Westbrook Was Right! Racist Tweets Surface From Fan Who Confronted NBA Star “Talking about the difference between playing at home compared to on the road during the series against the Jazz, Warriors forward Stephen Jackson said, ‘Well, we’re not hearing racial slurs, we’re not hearing people wishing for me to go to jail. That’s the difference for me. I’m loved here in Oakland.’

"White Vermonters Only": Racist Craigslist ad sparks outrage : A racist ad on Craigslist is sparking outrage in Vermont. Fair housing advocates are calling it a blatant example of a larger issue.

Carlson discusses President George W. Bush’s foreign wars in several of the clips, concluding in a 2008 recording that Iraq “wasn’t worth invading” because it’s “a crappy place filled with a bunch of, you know, semiliterate primitive monkeys.” #whytheracecardisplayed

Will Black Voters Still Love Biden When They Remember Who He Was? “I’ve been around so long, I worked with James Eastland,” Biden  said  at a rally for Democratic Senate candidate Doug Jones in the fall of 2017. “Even in the days when I got there, the Democratic Party still had seven or eight old-fashioned Democratic segregationists. You’d get up and you’d argue like the devil with them. Then you’d go down and have lunch or dinner together. The political system worked. We were divided on issues, but the political system worked.”