The News and Record reports this morning the passing of Greensboro City Council member Yvonne Johnson at age 82. She had served three decades on the city council, interrupted briefly by a two-year hiatus after losing the mayoral election to Bill Knight 15 years ago. I suspect that she is […]
Category: Racial Identity Politics
Whoopi’s Hoax Against A Staten Island Bakery
Holtermann’s Bakery is an long-established institution on Staten Island where I grew up. Whoopi Goldberg made false accusations against the bakery; and the community is backing up the bakery, its owners and employees. She said they refused to serve her because of her political views. Whoopi needs to retire: I […]
Frankness About Slavery
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Al Sharpton Treated Like Royalty In Greensboro
Far beneath the radar screen, we learn that Al Sharpton visited the Greensboro civil rights museum last week and was hosted by Skip Alston. We learn that he was given the “royal treatment”. The Rhino Times, however, does not discuss Sharpton’s history of inciting violent racial conflict in New York […]
Free At Last…
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NAACP Attacks Summerfield
The very premise that Summerfield must change its zoning policies to satisfy the NAACP is absurd. But the highly militant Greensboro NAACP still filed a complaint with the state alleging violation of fair housing laws. A brief inspection of this site does not suggest that municipalities have an affirmative responsibility […]
White History Month
Malcolm X Saw Something 60 Years Ago Some Still Don’t See Today
Poor Nikki
Victory for Crime-Fighting in Greensboro
The Rhino Times reports that the General Assembly has passed the bill establishing a Civil Service Review Board for the city of Greensboro. This is great news because it provides police officers with an objective process when they are subjected to racial accusations and subsequent unjust discipline. The supremacy of […]