Tariq Nasheed is an Artist

The way Tariq Nasheed invents racial narratives out of thin air is an art. He should definitely go into fiction writing. All of a sudden, former MTV reporter Tabitha Soren is a white supremacist because she wasn't a fan of Tupac's music, was concerned about his reputation, and was afraid that his crew was strapped with guns? Listen to the artful way Tariq puts everything she says through a racial filter. My question is this, if Tabitha Soren is a white supremacist because she was concerned about the rape charges put against him, what does that make the black woman who levied the charges in the first place? She praised him several times throughout the video, but, as with Tariq, he ignores everything that doesn't fit the narrative.

In Defense of "All Lives Matter"

When one says "All Lives Matter", the immediate response by Black Lives Matter supporters is the above or to say 'there is an implicit "too" at the end of Black Lives Matter.' Or, they'll offer an analogy like: John: Hey, my house is on fire...let's put it out! Mary: No, let's spray water on all the houses, because all houses matter! This would be a valid response, if one were only responding to the organization's name. However, in fact, a lot of people who say "All Lives Matter" are responding to Black Lives Matter the movement . When BLM excludes non-blacks from their meetings, demands whites to move to the back, encourages attacks on police officers, and violently attacks whites or anyone who disagrees with them — it doesn't seem egalitarianism is at the heart of your movement. When the head of BLM Toronto talks about killing men and white people, some people are going to have major reservations abou

Why Racism is Everywhere

Today, racism seems to be everywhere, at least according to SJWs. We're told we live in a system of white supremacy. When they are not sipping on a Starbucks latte, eating a burrito bowl, or texting on their IPhone — we're told they are modern day slaves. The reason why racism seems to be at epidemic proportions today is because the definition has changed. At one time, racism was defined as 'the superiority and inferiority of races.' This definition could apply to anyone, however, in the past racism came mainly from whites to non-whites during the era of real white supremacy. Traditional examples of racism were slavery, lynchings, Jim Crow, racial epithets, eugenics, etc. Today, those things, for the most part, are gone. Since the most overt forms of racism have vanished, the definition of racism had to undergo a re-tooling. Today, the social justice re-definition of racism is "prejudice plus power" and the only people with power are whites. The argumen

Deray Mckesson is Not Wrong Because He's Gay...He's Just Wrong

I agree with the premise of the video, which is, one should not discriminate based on sexual orientation. Although, I disagree with Black Lives Matter's Deray Mckesson's political views. I don't think that he should be dissed because he's gay. What I don't like is the "fighting for our freedom" and the overall BLM victimology, and it reeks from this video.

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