BBC, WP and NY Times shaming white parents as racist
The BBC calls parents whose children don't have black friends "racist" - you have to actually read the article to understand to what point they drive this message:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/tiny-happy-people/how-to-talk-to-young-child-about-race-racism/zrgcf82
The Washington Post obviously keeps repeating the message, too:
What white parents get wrong about raising antiracist kids — and how to get it right
White parents get it wrong - apparently ONLY white parents. Black, Hispanic, Asian and Jewish parents get it 100% right, because only white parents had to be singled out for criticism and had to be told how to do better. Yeah, that's so totally not condescending and not racist.
It's really funny that they call white parents racist for the absence of black friends in the lives of their children, because the New York Times published this propaganda piece here in 2017 in which a black professor asks if his black children can be friends with white children and says no. It looks like it's black parents who don't want their kids to have white friends... at least parents who get to write for the NY Times:
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/11/opinion/sunday/interracial-friendship-donald-trump.html
This is the author:
https://cardozo.yu.edu/directory/ekow-n-yankah
The guy is an expert on criminal law! He obviously knows the crime statistics. That makes his "opinion piece" even worse. I guess he would also be kicked out of a jury by Sotomayor, as people who know the crime statistics are apparently biased...
"Donald Trump’s election has made it clear that I will teach my boys the lesson generations old, one that I for the most part nearly escaped. I will teach them to be cautious, I will teach them suspicion, and I will teach them distrust."
Oh really? Trump was NOT the guy who associated with former KKK figures - that was Hillary and Biden. Neonazis and the KKK did not support Trump, they supported Hillary and Biden. I've documented the racist history of the Democrats and their support from actual racists in this blog here:
Democrat history of racism
https://www.minds.com/SMetzeler/blog/democrat-history-of-racism-1273482010362384404
So this law professor writes that Trump:
"invents outrageous claims of voter fraud, not caring that this rhetoric was built upon dogs and water hoses set on black children"
How in the world is talking about "voter fraud" a matter of race? Unless he assumes that black people are more likely to engage in voter fraud? Or he himself supports the practice of voter fraud to benefit his party (the Democrats, to state the obvious).
Coming from leftist white people who have no idea about black people, this is painful and obviously based on ignorance and prejudice - typical leftist paternalism - but when a black professor says it, it's just plain evil, as he perfectly knows the truth. If you never saw Ami Horowitz's short documentary, it's a must see "How white liberals view black voters":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yW2LpFkVfYk
Just as a reminder: if a white person is racist, it's almost guaranteed to be a leftist! As this Yale study found, white "liberals" talk down to black people, Republicans do not:
White Liberals Present Themselves as Less Competent in Interactions with African-Americans
Remember Hillary claiming to carry "hot sauce" in her handbg on a black radio station?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-AKUNpcLRg
And Biden's "if you don't vote for me, you ain't black"? Honestly, I don't get how 85-90% of black people keep voting for the Democrats:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=We6Qr9-dDn8
"and even today the relentless effort to silence black voices"
He is a law professor who gets to write in the NY Times, but he dares talking about silenced black voices? The people who get silenced are those who disagree with their Marxist agenda, irrespective of race! Trump was blocked by Big Tech and could never publish an opinion piece in the NY Times or the Washington Post. Neither could Larry Elder or Candace Owens.
This is a really good representation for who is silencing black voices:
"His macho talk about “law and order” does not keep communities safe"
Good policing most definitely keeps communities safe! Police defunding caused more than 1400 additional homicides over 1 year and 95% of the victims were black. Murdered by other blacks. Again: the guy who wrote this is a professor of criminology, he has zero excuses for the utter nonsense he writes!
Yes, his article is from 2017, so could not know the exact consequence of the police defunding but he could guess what would happen if there was less policing in black neighborhoods. He's an expert in the field.
Prof.Fryer from Harvard saw it coming:
Harvard Prof: Defunding the Police Could Cost Thousands of Black Lives
Prof. Fryer is one of those silenced black voices. They got him evicted from Harvard over trumped-up charges of sexual misbehavior.
Prof.Yankah continues his explanation for why his black boys can't play with white kids. Because Trump "threatens the very bodies of the little boys I love"
He lives in NY City. He knows the data. He knows that white people are no threat to his little boys - but black criminals are. He's an abject liar:
White people are the ones who have legitimate cause for fear - they are the victims in 90% of all inter-racial crimes - white people are murdered by black criminals more than twice more than the reverse:
Yes, the majority of all white homicide victims were murdered by white perpetrators, but in as far as interracial crimes are concerned, black people have almost nothing to fear from white people.
It seems to me that it would be a good idea to cooperate to find a solution for how to deal with violent crime in general and black criminals in particular, as they commit more than 50% of all homicides and armed robberies instead of launching insane racist attacks against white people.
"White faces are swept together, ominous anxiety behind every chance encounter at the airport or smiling white cashier. If they are not clearly allies, they will seem unsafe to me."
This is such an obnoxious, race-baiting statement, I don't know where to begin. So unless a white person wears a BLM badge, that person is cause for "suspicion"? All white people are racist, but not Mr.Yankah. He's not racist. He just hates white people... This is odly familiar.
A white professor saying anything even remotely similar would be cancelled on the spot. She still has her job...
"Barack Obama’s farewell address encouraged us to reach across partisan lines."
About that ... even the NY Times had to admit that racial relations massively deteriorated, under Obama:
Race Relations Are at Lowest Point in Obama Presidency, Poll Finds
It's not Trump who caused more racism, it was most definitely Obama - and he's still driving this division. And it's entirely intentional. That's why the NY Times publishes this kind of hate mongering propaganda. It's part of the Agenda Obama was driving.
The BBC article is exactly the same, as it insults white people when their kids don't have black friends, although it is not white people who reject the opportunity to have black friends.
On a personal note
During her primary school years, my daughter had 3 close friends. One of them was from Nigeria. She was always welcome. It would never have occurred to me to object in any way. In fact, her father was probably the only parent at that school who had the same taste in movies as me and who also set up his personal movie server.
That's why I find such articles so offensive! They basically assume that white people are racist and that is truly racist! What exactly do they try to achieve? Whom are they talking to? Is anyone asking those questions before they publish their articles? Or is the real intent to sow hatred and division? I'm pretty sure it's the latter.