Well, is racism more prevalent in the right or left wing?

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Hmmm I think we know--confirmed by yet another example.

NeoNazi's threaten a Professor

"An Arizona State University professor has received death threats from white supremacists and neo-Nazis after a Fox News report about the class he teaches on “the problem of whiteness.”

Conservative bloggers have harshly criticized Lee Bebout, an associate professor of English, for the class on U.S. race theory — which was first publicized last month on the right-wing CampusReform website and then promoted by Fox & Friends host Elizabeth Hasselbeck.


Then came the white supremacists, who distributed leaflets in Bebout’s neighborhood that show his photo and label him as “anti-white,” reported the Phoenix New Times."

 

[talksalot]

Actually it's the left that's obsessed with race. This article is revealing:



Barack Obama’s presidency is failing.

Despite what he and his cheerleaders in the press think, he is still losing the argument over ObamaCare. The program has posted a few non-catastrophic enrollment numbers lately, but a lot of the public has already made up their minds. They never liked the program much to begin with, and now that they know what’s in it, they like it even less. The economic recovery, such as it is, continues to be slow, painful, and jobless. The president’s foreign policy is spinning out of control in all directions.

So the left is doing what they always do when their policies fail: make everything about race, instead. If the Obama presidency itself is what’s failing, then his whole presidency—the one that was supposed to usher in a post-racial era—must be all about race, too.

http://thefederalist.com/2014/04/08/why-obamas-presidency-has-to-be-all-about-race-now/

 

[talksalot]

Hmmm I think we know--confirmed by yet another example.

NeoNazi's threaten a Professor

"An Arizona State University professor has received death threats from white supremacists and neo-Nazis after a Fox News report about the class he teaches on “the problem of whiteness.”

Conservative bloggers have harshly criticized Lee Bebout, an associate professor of English, for the class on U.S. race theory — which was first publicized last month on the right-wing CampusReform website and then promoted by Fox & Friends host Elizabeth Hasselbeck.


Then came the white supremacists, who distributed leaflets in Bebout’s neighborhood that show his photo and label him as “anti-white,” reported the Phoenix New Times."

Since Bebout teaches that being white is a problem, maybe they have a point.