Racism Still Lives! - The Economic Crash, Ashley Todd And Proposition 8 - When All Else Fails Blame It On The Black Folks!
Crazy ass congresswoman Michelle Bachmann was quite competent when it came to understanding the politics of race in America. She was one of several folks who went on the rampage blaming minorities specifically black folks for the economic crash. She even had the nerve to read a one-sided, now debunked editorial blaming minorities for the housing market crash into the congressional record. Neil Cavuto of Fox News also jumped on the blame it on the blacks bandwagon. 
Ashley Todd was quite competent when it came to understanding the politics of race in America. In the 21st century, at twenty years of age, Ms. Ashley Todd fully understood the power of a white woman accusing a black man of robbing, physically attacking, and sexually assaulting her. Within moments of her accusation, she had unleashed a political firestorm that had the potential of being the equivalent of a racial tsunami. Only because of competent and swift police work did Black America avoid another Charles Stuart and Susan Smith incident in America's "blame-a-nigger" history.
Now, gay activist and blogger, Dan Savage has shown that he is quite competent when it came to understanding the politics of race in America. Mr. Savage fired off a heated blog post blaming black homophobia (basically ALL black people in Califronia) for the passing of the anti-same sex marriage bill, Proposition 8. Despite the fact that his analysis of black voters on election day in California was completely wrong, not to mention his understanding of the black community non-existent, he did not hesitate to begin pointing fingers at black people.
America made great strides electing its first African American President, but it is quite clear that in THE 21ST CENTURY - RACE REMAINS THE GREATEST PROBLEM IN AMERICA! Racism and racial discrimination will continue to exist in the United States as long as white folks continue to hold and use the black scapegoat card every time things don't go their way.
