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Here’s the umpty-umpth op-ed I’ve read in the New York Times with the same basic theme:
I’m a Woman of Color, So Let’s All Talk about Me!
From the NYT:
I Don’t Need a DNA Test to Tell Me How Black I Am
Tests like 23andMe are a fad that distracts us from the reality of race in America.
By Erin Aubry Kaplan
Contributing Opinion Writer, April 16, 2019When my sister called me a few months ago to say, a little breathlessly, that she had gotten back her results from 23andMe, I snapped at her, “I don’t want to know!” …
I’ve never been interested in DNA tests. I have nothing against people discovering they’re 18 percent German or 79 percent Irish, but I think the tests are a fad that distracts us from the harsh realities of race and identity in America. They encourage us to pretend that in terms of shaping who we really are, individual narratives matter more than the narrative of the country as a whole. There is no test for separation and tribalism, and yet they are baked into our cultural DNA.
But that didn’t explain the panic I felt during that phone call. I was a little embarrassed that I couldn’t take the news, whatever that news turned out to be. And then I realized that was it: I didn’t want to “turn out to be” anything more than what I was. I didn’t want my blackness divvied up or deconstructed any more than it has already been, not just in my lifetime but in the history of the Creole people of Louisiana I descend from.
… I always saw Mr. Obama as an honorary Creole, a reminder to all of us black folk along the spectrum — a vast majority of whom have white ancestry — of where we belong.
My own wariness about knowing what my sister had found out never abated. But being a lawyer, she persisted, and I recently learned what the results turned up: slightly less than half African, the rest not. Relatively little French — a mild surprise, given Louisiana’s history. And a dollop Jewish. Interesting, amusing even, but I’m still black in America. What a relief.
Erin Aubry Kaplan, a contributing opinion writer, teaches writing at Antioch University, Los Angeles, and is the author of “Black Talk, Blue Thoughts and Walking the Color Line” and “I Heart Obama.”
Kaplan. Not the sort of name you associate with African-Americans. Very much the sort of surname you associate with NYT writers.
https://www.kcet.org/history-society/love-across-the-color-line-remembering-alan-kaplan
So Mother Nature is a fad; and this Erin Kaplan is fully on board with reality.
Learn something new every day.
in Kenya?
Is Creole people's only reference point for mullatoes? Or is this the old French = high culture amongst blacks?
Please don't take it upon yo'seff to insult French Creoles. They are mix of many nationalities that included S. American Indians, French, Spanish, African black, Islamic and God only knows what else.
The offspring of casual sex between whites and blacks before or during the American Antebellum period in the Deep South, have nothing in common with anything going on in race today other than a smattering of white blood that won't even get them close to being white.
Those folks are categorically black and they should always be classified as such. Same with BHO . He's black, he hates whites and he was, is and always shall be black. Whites don't want him or anything to do with him.
By the end of the second sentence, it seemed clear to me that the thing to do was to Google the author’s image to confirm that her article was really about what I thought it was probably about. It was.
The idea of Obama as a honorary Creole was sort of novel, though.
This woman is a college professor, for God's sake? People in this country have no idea whatsoever how debased college has become, and stupidly continue to save their hard-earned money to give to morons like this to "educate" their children.
The idea of Obama as a honorary Creole was sort of novel, though.
Here’s some commentary from her blog on the election of Obama:
Where can I puke.
Holy shit, in which alternate universe is this idiot existing.
Authenticjazzman "Mensa" qualified since 1973, airborne trained US army vet, and pro jazz artist.
I thought being black in America forced her to face some harsh reality. Why is it a relief?
yeah lets not all discover that only half a percent of whites owned slave some percent of those being jews and 20% of free blacks owned slaves
Bcause much better to just make aLL WHITES EVIL ALL BLACKS GOOD
I wonder what dollop got her the writing gig?
Or was it the name?
Maybe we should all adopt one, like Tim Roth’s dad.
Not real black, I’d say. And isn’t Erin Aubry kind of a Becky name? Was Shaniqua taken?
if America does become more like Brazil people like her will be considered white and embrace their white identity.
Nobody in NOLA besides a few black tourists do that style because the humidity and rain another it....
Erin Aubry Kaplan believes in the “one drop” rule.
Does the NYT have an open opinion section or something? The opinions from their freelancers seem especially stupid.
“Black professor accuses Michelle Obama of putting 'white empathy' above racial justice.”
Erin Aubry Kaplan, a writing professor at Antioch University, attacked Michelle Obama in a New York Times op-ed for caring more for white opinion than the plight of black Americans.
"Mrs. Obama still follows the rule of assimilation: It's more important to retain white empathy than to be truly empathetic to ourselves," wrote Kaplan.
Her criticism centered around two brief sections of Michele Obama's book, where she recalled saying,"for the first time in my adult life ... really proud of my country" during the 2008 campaign, and where she rejected their family's longtime pastor, Jeremiah Wright Jr.
After reading Obama's reflections on the incidents in the memoir, Kaplan accused her of trying to appease white people while paying lip service to black oppression, believing Obama fears expressing the full discontent of black Americans will cause her to be labeled "anti-American."
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/black-professor-accuses-michelle-obama-of-putting-white-empathy-over-racial-justice
Well, I don’t blame her – with a name like “Erin Aubrey Kaplan” on paper she sounds like the whitest girl imaginable and if in person she looks more diverse, so much the better when it comes to her career prospects. It’s a special kind of privilege that has probably helped her immensely in life.
>Whitest girl alive
Press "x" to doubt
Is Kaplan her daddy’s name or her husband’s? Is that Kaplan a full Jew or a half or quarter Jew? How much does the 2 millennia of Jewish hatred of white Christians influence her worldview, her daily lived culture?
My advice to her: dump the names ‘Erin Aubry’ and replace them with something that better marks your blackness.
My question for her: Why don’t you move to some virtually all black country where all power is in the hands of blacks? The only way Wakanda can be realized is when the vast majority of black professors, physicians, lawyers and judges, elected politicians, journalists, social workers, actors and musicians, soldiers, business owners return to Mother Sub-Saharan Africa and build it.
And the Wakanda idea is great. If blacks would GTF out of these hated white countries and go start their own, why, in a few decades we can attempt real conversations with each other. They could call their concept: "Separate But Equal".....how novel is that?
Sailer’s First Law of Mulatto Journalism when?
The most heartfelt articles by Mulatto journalists tend to be demands that no matter what Revolution may Come, the journalist herself will not lose her Black Privilege.
If you listen to NPR you will see this pattern over and over, “Race” Race” “Race” “Race” “Race” “Race” “We hate Trump!” In their world, there is nothing else going on.
So she’s mostly “white” but can’t bring herself to use that awful word, and she looks white but with the funny nose which qualified her for an affirmative action job that she wants to keep.
National News!
Perhaps Erin Aubry Kaplan, former Los Angeles Times columnist, wonders why her life is different from that of Erin Kaplan, former MTV reality star and former Teen Vogue public relations manager.
Her description of her marriage to Kaplan,who died in 2015, makes it sound like a long harangue against his white privilege. Even though he was all the way down on race politics.
I doubt she has it bad growing up in the 70s in LA.
https://youtu.be/cNOPKDlb6h8?t=134
Erin A looks seriously intelligent, she looks a bit like radical 7o lawyer Fay Stender
http://ilkahartmann.squarespace.com/picture/01_newton_stender_radiant.jpg?pictureId=10070979
See also:
https://youtu.be/C0XMz7wneZk
The first Erin reads as : Me and 23 cats.
The second Erin reads as : Me and 23, and many, many more to come.
Final verdict:
Both of their genes were chosen to be social media construct.
Those walls of text.
Narratives this, narrative that. What happened to history? I know, that would involve reading.
We are talking real DNA, not bad metaphors.
“That’s my narrative and I’m sticking to it.” But what does it mean?
History is a collection of narratives. And narratives usually require reading.
https://i0.wp.com/www.blackculturalevents.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/avatar.jpg.320x320px-3.jpg
https://pics.wikifeet.com/Erin-Kaplan-Feet-529391.jpg
Not the most flattering shot of her but Mrs. Kaplan ain’t too shabby for 57 years old.
Her description of her marriage to Kaplan,who died in 2015, makes it sound like a long harangue against his white privilege. Even though he was all the way down on race politics.
I doubt she has it bad growing up in the 70s in LA.
https://rashmanly.com/2008/11/24/25575/https://rashmanly.files.wordpress.com/2008/11/erin03.jpg
Ancestry.com Apologizes for Ad Showing Slavery-Era Interracial Couple
“Ancestry is committed to telling important stories from history,” an Ancestry.com spokeswoman, wrote. “This ad was intended to represent one of those stories. We very much appreciate the feedback we have received and apologize for any offense that the ad may have caused. We are in the process of pulling the ad from television and have removed it from YouTube.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/19/us/ancestry-dna-slavery-commercial.html
Should the New York Times apologize for their article from October 18th depicting an inter-racial couple ? Why is the New York times allowed to publish articles showcasing a marriage between a slave and a confederate soldier which began in 1860 ? They were legally married in 1972, during a brief time when inter-racial marriages were legal. “The love affair could have been lost if not for Paula Wright, a seventh-generation descendant of the couple who inherited vintage photographs that inspired her to document eight generations of her family”
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/21/us/interracial-slavery-love.html?action=click&module=RelatedCoverage&pgtype=Article®ion=Footer
While the NY times is permitted to run articles depicting interracial couples from 1860 , yet ancestry firms are prohibited from depicting such unions ?
Erin Aubry Kaplan doesn’t need a DNA test to confirm how black she is because she is clearly possesses some white admixture. The more white a black person is, the harder they must try to appear black. Gotta keep it real, or something.
The idea of Obama as a honorary Creole was sort of novel, though.
Yeah. I wondered if I was seeing that coming as well and sure enough…
i get to the point that i just don’t care about non-whites any more
Yes, don't care about them and don't care to be around them.
She seems to be a regular NYT contributor and her anger and narcissism are persistent.
“Black professor accuses Michelle Obama of putting ‘white empathy’ above racial justice.”
Erin Aubry Kaplan, a writing professor at Antioch University, attacked Michelle Obama in a New York Times op-ed for caring more for white opinion than the plight of black Americans.
“Mrs. Obama still follows the rule of assimilation: It’s more important to retain white empathy than to be truly empathetic to ourselves,” wrote Kaplan.
Her criticism centered around two brief sections of Michele Obama’s book, where she recalled saying,”for the first time in my adult life … really proud of my country” during the 2008 campaign, and where she rejected their family’s longtime pastor, Jeremiah Wright Jr.
After reading Obama’s reflections on the incidents in the memoir, Kaplan accused her of trying to appease white people while paying lip service to black oppression, believing Obama fears expressing the full discontent of black Americans will cause her to be labeled “anti-American.”
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/black-professor-accuses-michelle-obama-of-putting-white-empathy-over-racial-justice
Get me rewrite.
Tests like 23andMe are a
fadreflection of reality that distracts us from therealityhobby of race-based self-promotion in America.By Erin Aubry Kaplan
DNA tests… encourage us to
pretendunderstand that in terms of shaping who we really are, individual narratives matter more than the narrative of the country as a whole.Never mind — fixed it.
When I read this Kaplan and others, I'm carrying two questions:
1) What is the truth?
2) How is this worldview going to improve anything? Kaplan carries a promise that if we honor her obsessions; if we give her the levers of power, then she will bring forth a better world. I'm not seeing it, and, more likely, she is making things worse.
I have always been confused by the word “Creole.” What does it mean to someone from Louisiana? What would its most common meaning there be? I thought there were white Creoles.
A person born in Louisiana when it was French territory who is French nationality ethnicity is a creole.
A black Indian or non French American or Mexican is not a creole.
Descendants of French nationality people born in one of the colonies are also creoles.
The term was only used in Louisiana. Although technically the French ethnic colonists in Canada Minnesota Illinois Missouri etc are also creoles.
It’s the same word and meaning in Spanish
In New Orleans after the Louisiana Purchase, Creole referred to the pre-existing French speaking population and their culture. Basically, it meant not American, English speaking, or Protestant. We tend to look at it the Louisiana Purchase from America's perspective, but the people of New Orleans didn't just say, "Yay, we're Americans now." They were very wary of the Americans moving in. The two groups tended to live in separate parts of the city (the French Quarter vs. Uptown). The term "neutral ground" is still used today to refer to a median separating two sides of a boulevard because the original neutral ground separated the Creole/French and "American" sectors of the city.
Prior to the Louisiana Purchase, the mixed race Gens de Couleur Libre (free people of color) were basically a racial class distinct from both black slaves and whites. These people and their descendants came to be referred to as Creoles of Color or simply Creoles. Even after the end of slavery, there continued to be a social distinction between the lighter-skinned, more prosperous black "Creoles" and other blacks. Maybe it was unintentional on the part of the NYT author, but lighter-skinned blacks often like to talk about their Creole ancestry to set themselves apart from the lower status blacker blacks.
There was a similar process of the changing meaning of the word outside of New Orleans. At one point, Creole essentially meant non-Acadian French. It is not very well known today, but some parts of "Cajun" Louisiana were primarily settled by French people who were not Acadians (including Evangeline Parish, ironically). Some of the most common "Cajun" surnames in Louisiana are French but not Acadian. In this region today, the French-influenced culture and people claiming French descent are generally referred to as Cajun in the case of whites and Creole in the case of blacks.
The short version is yes there were white Creoles, meaning the former subjects of France and Spain in New Orleans (as opposed to English speaking Americans) and the non-Acadian French outside of New Orleans. Today, Creole in Louisiana primarily refers to blacks of mixed race descent and/or who relate to their French heritage.
/ˈkrēˌōl/
noun
noun: Creole; plural noun: Creoles
1.
a person of mixed European and black descent, especially in the Caribbean.
a descendant of Spanish or other European settlers in the Caribbean or Central or South America.
a white descendant of French settlers in Louisiana and other parts of the southern US.
2.
a mother tongue formed from the contact of two languages through an earlier pidgin stage.
"a Portuguese-based Creole"
Nowadays it primarily means people of mixed European-African origin from the gulf and Carribean region. As well as being a language.
OT:
Girls like this have the best of all worlds — light enough to be conventionally pretty, like having a tan, but dark enough to get the Affirmative Action privilege.
She was married to a Jew red diaper baby. They are the epitome of SJWs and activists . She had a weekly column in LA Weekly the local prostitution advertiser.
Her articles were nothing but musings about herself herself herself occasionally husband and whatever alleged bigotry she could make up about her White in-laws. Maybe a sales clerk looked st me funny because I’m black.
They lived in Inglewood where LAX is. Inglewood was once s lovely little White town. Them blacks moved in and crime rose and rose schools became crime ridden violent day care center for retards.
She sometimes wrote about Inglewood disfunction blaming Whites and even the airport. For decades Inglewood thugs roamed the airport parking lots robbing and attacking Whites. Now that Inglewood is becoming Hispanic that’s ended. So has crime gone down and the schools are becoming less violent. It was all Whitey’s fault.
A constant theme was lack of nice restaurants in Inglewood. We all know why there are no nice restaurants in Inglewood
1 they never tip
2 cruel and vicious to servers
3 demanding and unreasonable example demanding shrimp added to a chef’s salad for no extra cost
4 aggressive behavior with other customers and staff sometimes leading to fights
4 robbing attacking and raping staff as they leave restaurant
5 occasional armed robberies
6 constant worry about violence and threats
7 dine and dash
Many articles were “ my husbands White and some of his relatives don’t cater to my massive ego enough”
LA Weekly is the local prostitution advertising ultra left Her me me me me me me me me nonsense occasionally appeared in the LATimes.
Sure wish I could find someone to pay me for my musings about my sister’s 23andme.
Her fathers some sort of mover and shaker not an activist shakedown artist but a businessman maybe owns the black newspaper.
If she’s half-Ashkenazi, odds are she’s only 20 % African.
I suspect the “panic” she felt was related to her (legitimate) fear that Diversity Pokémon Points (to say nothing of the size of potential reparations checks) will increasingly be tied to racial purity (One Drop Rule and all that), hence this FrontLash against the idea that your racial admixture should have anything to say about whether you’re, “really black.”
Erin Kaplan: “I don’t need a DNA test to tell me how Black I am!”
Rachel Dolezal: “Speak for yourself, Becky.”
Her description of her marriage to Kaplan,who died in 2015, makes it sound like a long harangue against his white privilege. Even though he was all the way down on race politics.
I doubt she has it bad growing up in the 70s in LA.
Fair enough. Here is a picture of Erin Aubry Kaplan taken at a younger age, posed in a competing manner.
From an article by Erin Aubry Kaplan that celebrates Michelle Obama as her, Aubry Kaplan’s, body double in the White House and which analyzes Michelle Obama in the manner Sir Mix-a-Lot would.
https://rashmanly.com/2008/11/24/25575/
The real issues of race? Everything they do makes it worse, it’s almost as if they want things to get worse.
I can’t imagine what they would achieve if they could have what they want.
Wait, so this woman would tell Henry Louis “Skip” Gates, PBS and NPR’s expert on all things black in America, to shove his “Roots” program where he tells celebs about their ancestory? I never understood how some one else’s joy should diminish yours. She doesn’t want to know about her heritage, fine. Her sister does, fine too.
https://rashmanly.com/2008/11/24/25575/https://rashmanly.files.wordpress.com/2008/11/erin03.jpg
Pilt, yeah, that looks like a Michelle pose from Elle or Glamour.
It would be nice if we could start calling out people like this for their virulent racism. If being blatantly racist in a national publication is bad for white men then it’s bad for everyone else.
Tests like 23andMe are a
fadreflection of reality that distracts us from therealityhobby of race-based self-promotion in America.By Erin Aubry Kaplan
DNA tests... encourage us to
pretendunderstand that in terms of shaping who we really are, individual narratives matter more than the narrative of the country as a whole.Never mind -- fixed it.
Nice.
When I read this Kaplan and others, I’m carrying two questions:
1) What is the truth?
2) How is this worldview going to improve anything? Kaplan carries a promise that if we honor her obsessions; if we give her the levers of power, then she will bring forth a better world. I’m not seeing it, and, more likely, she is making things worse.
Unlike many mixed ancestry people, Kaplan actually does look nonwhite.
She actually looks more than half SSA in phenotype. She’s ok for her late 50s.
https://i0.wp.com/www.blackculturalevents.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/avatar.jpg.320x320px-3.jpg
https://pics.wikifeet.com/Erin-Kaplan-Feet-529391.jpg
Even ex con youtuber Lockdown 23 and1 has 23 and me
Erin A looks seriously intelligent, she looks a bit like radical 7o lawyer Fay Stender
Her description of her marriage to Kaplan,who died in 2015, makes it sound like a long harangue against his white privilege. Even though he was all the way down on race politics.
I doubt she has it bad growing up in the 70s in LA.
She’s 57 years old, and can’t think of anything better to write (about)?
>Kaplan
>Whitest girl alive
Press “x” to doubt
The last name is a giveaway, you know right away she’s a black Jewess, it’s where the narcissism came from.
I wonder, will it ever become woke to decry the privilege of “white blacks.”
They are obviously soaking up a vastly disproportionate amount of the elite positions and opportunities within the “black community.” This has to get slightly annoying to really dark skinned blacks at some point.
I had that thought the other day when I saw a still shot of Trevor Noah interviewing Kamala Harris about how she thinks New Hampshire is racist or something.
By committing fully to political Blackness, she gets all the benefits thereof, and her peers (might) gracefully ignore her ineradicable Whiteness.
i.e. “I’m Black Y’all”
The idea of Obama as a honorary Creole was sort of novel, though.
I also googled the images of this woman of color. She’s a light-skinned mulatta with the same type of freckles that make Meghan Markle’s face so unattractive in close-up. No wonder she didn’t want to know how black she was.
https://i0.wp.com/www.blackculturalevents.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/avatar.jpg.320x320px-3.jpg
https://pics.wikifeet.com/Erin-Kaplan-Feet-529391.jpg
I can see a resemblance.
See also:
‘..Relatively little French — a mild surprise, given Louisiana’s history. And a dollop Jewish…’
Given the last name — Kaplan — and the venue in which this piece appears, one immediately wonders just how big a ‘dollop.’
I’ll put my money on a quarter — and I’ll go out on a limb here and assert that far from being a victim of anything, Ms. Kaplan has been a beneficiary of mulatto privilege supercharged with a Jew-bonus.
…being a woman doesn’t hurt, either.
…
‘…but I’m still black in America. What a relief.’
It’s comic here to imagine her waking up tomorrow to look in the mirror and discover she had really become black — full-on, 100%, simian black. Sarcastic ‘relief’ would not be her emotion.
This is all of a piece with that bit about some actress deciding to raise her adopted boy as a girl. We’ve descended into collective lunacy. People advance patent nonsense — and the more nonsensical it is, the louder the applause.
Speak for yourself pal. I am not crazy.
The Democrats/leftists have fallen into lunacy, not my friends and family.
Authenticjazzman " Mensa " qualified since 1973, airborne trained US Army vet, and pro jazz musician.
Right. There is a growing population of mulattos in the Deep South due to mixed marriages and most of them look kinda Puerto Rican or Brazilian, because the black parent has substantial white ancestry, meaning the kid is probably only 25-33 percent SSA or so.
She actually looks more than half SSA in phenotype. She’s ok for her late 50s.
https://i0.wp.com/www.blackculturalevents.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/avatar.jpg.320x320px-3.jpg
https://pics.wikifeet.com/Erin-Kaplan-Feet-529391.jpg
Thank you.
This reminds me of the old joke about pilots, but substitute ‘Person-of-Colour’ for ‘pilot.’:
Q: How can you tell if someone is a pilot?
A: You don’t have to, they will tell you.
The cognitive dissonance displayed in articles like this is mind blowing. We are to believe that the windowless box of “black identity” forced upon those of African descent is inescapable, oppressive, and filled with despair and deprivation. And “society” offers no way out. In the same paragraph the writer insists that she doesn’t want to nuance the black-white line, because to do so would obscure or even detract from the single most cherished thing she has, her blackness. Because the most important thing is that America remains a black-white society, regardless of actual genetic realities, I suppose, even though that cruel dichotomy is supposedly the source of all oppression. It makes no sense.
Or the current vernacular--My Narrative.
They are obviously soaking up a vastly disproportionate amount of the elite positions and opportunities within the "black community." This has to get slightly annoying to really dark skinned blacks at some point.
I had that thought the other day when I saw a still shot of Trevor Noah interviewing Kamala Harris about how she thinks New Hampshire is racist or something.
I do recall some terms they have bandied about in the past which,oddly, I don’t seem to hear much these days ,those being “house” people and “field” people.
https://books.google.com/books?id=cOkCAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA26&lpg=PA26&dq=new+york+magazine+victimology+colin+powell&source=bl&ots=pIVv-iLPTW&sig=ACfU3U2vg5QCMN_2lAvbumsM2NDRVCarzA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwif35a_1d_hAhUPWN8KHc6qCVYQ6AEwFXoECAwQAQ#v=onepage&q=colin%20powell&f=false
Bit too either/or, dear lady. The proper equation is DNA +Culture. Looking only at either half of the equation results in an incomplete portrait.
She’s relieved she’s not black in Africa.
Can’t wait for all the Kardashian/Jenner/Rapper hybrids to grow up and tell us how relieved they are to be black in 2045 and not some despised minority.
Gotta get the vote out somehow. Luckily they haven’t figured out yet that blacks don’t listen to NPR.
These mulattos do too have overflowing black pride articles are just more of the same flight from white.
“i get to the point that i just don’t care about non-whites any more”
Yes, don’t care about them and don’t care to be around them.
Cognitive dissonance–don’t let the facts get in the way of a good story.
Or the current vernacular–My Narrative.
Kaplan’s her married name.
I am constantly astonished at how much MORE racist we have become over the last 40 years.
Kaplan is the name of her late husband:
https://www.kcet.org/history-society/love-across-the-color-line-remembering-alan-kaplan
Technically, it means a person born in a colony who is of the nationality of the colonial power.
A person born in Louisiana when it was French territory who is French nationality ethnicity is a creole.
A black Indian or non French American or Mexican is not a creole.
Descendants of French nationality people born in one of the colonies are also creoles.
The term was only used in Louisiana. Although technically the French ethnic colonists in Canada Minnesota Illinois Missouri etc are also creoles.
It’s the same word and meaning in Spanish
>Whitest girl alive
Press "x" to doubt
Erin Aubrey is pretty white girl.
https://www.kcet.org/sites/kl/files/atoms/article_atoms/www.kcet.org/socal/voices/assets/images/Erin_Aubry_Kaplan.jpg
Can’t resist women with those Abe Vigoda eyebrows.
“Erin” is not a name you hear among black women either.
Uh-oh, the Times has wised up and now detects that you’ve browsed over in Incognito Mode.
Originally, Creole meant a person who was born in the New World as opposed to being born in France or Spain.
In New Orleans after the Louisiana Purchase, Creole referred to the pre-existing French speaking population and their culture. Basically, it meant not American, English speaking, or Protestant. We tend to look at it the Louisiana Purchase from America’s perspective, but the people of New Orleans didn’t just say, “Yay, we’re Americans now.” They were very wary of the Americans moving in. The two groups tended to live in separate parts of the city (the French Quarter vs. Uptown). The term “neutral ground” is still used today to refer to a median separating two sides of a boulevard because the original neutral ground separated the Creole/French and “American” sectors of the city.
Prior to the Louisiana Purchase, the mixed race Gens de Couleur Libre (free people of color) were basically a racial class distinct from both black slaves and whites. These people and their descendants came to be referred to as Creoles of Color or simply Creoles. Even after the end of slavery, there continued to be a social distinction between the lighter-skinned, more prosperous black “Creoles” and other blacks. Maybe it was unintentional on the part of the NYT author, but lighter-skinned blacks often like to talk about their Creole ancestry to set themselves apart from the lower status blacker blacks.
There was a similar process of the changing meaning of the word outside of New Orleans. At one point, Creole essentially meant non-Acadian French. It is not very well known today, but some parts of “Cajun” Louisiana were primarily settled by French people who were not Acadians (including Evangeline Parish, ironically). Some of the most common “Cajun” surnames in Louisiana are French but not Acadian. In this region today, the French-influenced culture and people claiming French descent are generally referred to as Cajun in the case of whites and Creole in the case of blacks.
The short version is yes there were white Creoles, meaning the former subjects of France and Spain in New Orleans (as opposed to English speaking Americans) and the non-Acadian French outside of New Orleans. Today, Creole in Louisiana primarily refers to blacks of mixed race descent and/or who relate to their French heritage.
I believe the neutral ground is Canal Street correct? After the Purchase the French stayed on one side of Canal and the Americans stayed on the other.
“What happened to history?”
History is a collection of narratives. And narratives usually require reading.
https://www.kcet.org/sites/kl/files/atoms/article_atoms/www.kcet.org/socal/voices/assets/images/Erin_Aubry_Kaplan.jpg
The self-love shines through on this one. Doom befalls us all as black narcissism continues its steady march towards domination of our culture.
https://rashmanly.com/2008/11/24/25575/https://rashmanly.files.wordpress.com/2008/11/erin03.jpg
Typical “look at me” negro photo..
https://www.kcet.org/sites/kl/files/atoms/article_atoms/www.kcet.org/socal/voices/assets/images/Erin_Aubry_Kaplan.jpg
in Brazil she is too white to be classified as Black. She is certainly whiter than the famed white soccer player, Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior.
if America does become more like Brazil people like her will be considered white and embrace their white identity.
https://i0.wp.com/www.blackculturalevents.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/avatar.jpg.320x320px-3.jpg
https://pics.wikifeet.com/Erin-Kaplan-Feet-529391.jpg
I’m going to need more photos of the latter before I can determine how their lives are different. TIA.
Someone tell this fool about the one-drop rule.
lol
Is Creole people’s only reference point for mullatoes? Or is this the old French = high culture amongst blacks?
Yes, Obama married a black person. No high-yellow so-and-so. That’s probably the only sacrifice he’s ever made for black people.
https://twitter.com/AdamHSays/status/1119201543176237056
Lazy guess is that education has the most black PhD graduates each year. Maybe most females too, of all races combined.
24.7% of black doctorates were in Education (10.7% for whites).
P.S. I believe this was from the same data MEH 0910 linked.
Yes. But the Kaplan ruins it.
Cre·ole
/ˈkrēˌōl/
noun
noun: Creole; plural noun: Creoles
1.
a person of mixed European and black descent, especially in the Caribbean.
a descendant of Spanish or other European settlers in the Caribbean or Central or South America.
a white descendant of French settlers in Louisiana and other parts of the southern US.
2.
a mother tongue formed from the contact of two languages through an earlier pidgin stage.
“a Portuguese-based Creole”
I don’t know what it means to Louisianans in particular. Originally it referred to Europeans born in the Louisiana colony, as opposed to back home. That expanded to cover black slaves and Indians, too.
Nowadays it primarily means people of mixed European-African origin from the gulf and Carribean region. As well as being a language.
That reminds me of that Youtuber named Nia Hope when she learned then she had white ancenstry.
And I saw that video where a white nationalism discover then he have black ancestry and take some advantages of this situation.
Another White Privilege: self-awareness.
To be fair, Steve, as long as you’re talking endlessly and exclusively about black oppression, you don’t necessarily need to be talking specifically about her. Just exercise caution and throw her a bone every once in a while.
https://www.kcet.org/sites/kl/files/atoms/article_atoms/www.kcet.org/socal/voices/assets/images/Erin_Aubry_Kaplan.jpg
I’m from NOLA. I can tell she’s culturally not a Creole any more simply by her LA Cheri curl look.
Nobody in NOLA besides a few black tourists do that style because the humidity and rain another it….
“And a dollop Jewish.”
And a dollop of Jewish slaveowner.
Doesn’t her sister know that DNA testing is only for Nazis?
AGREED.
Being a person of color, you probably can’t seem to accumulate a lot of money, so, instead of spending all that on the DNA testing, I’d recommend going to Home Depot and putting your forearm up to the paint-matching machine. Those things are pretty damn good. See if you can get just a pint mixed, get a used mannequin or crash-test dummy off of ebay or a yard sale, and paint it. That’s pretty much how black you are.
https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_picker.asp
"That's How Black You Are"
In a 1991 New York magazine piece entitled “Don’t Blame Me!,” John Taylor criticized the “new culture of victimization,” from cancer patients suing tobacco companies to talk shows guest blaming “sex addiction” for their cheating. At one point it was noted that a Frontline audience member called Colin Powell “the house [slur] sending the field [slurs] to die”
https://books.google.com/books?id=cOkCAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA26&lpg=PA26&dq=new+york+magazine+victimology+colin+powell&source=bl&ots=pIVv-iLPTW&sig=ACfU3U2vg5QCMN_2lAvbumsM2NDRVCarzA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwif35a_1d_hAhUPWN8KHc6qCVYQ6AEwFXoECAwQAQ#v=onepage&q=colin%20powell&f=false
https://i0.wp.com/www.blackculturalevents.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/avatar.jpg.320x320px-3.jpg
https://pics.wikifeet.com/Erin-Kaplan-Feet-529391.jpg
bored identity’s lab just run the results for both Kaplans:
The first Erin reads as : Me and 23 cats.
The second Erin reads as : Me and 23, and many, many more to come.
Final verdict:
Both of their genes were chosen to be social media construct.
Race is a social justice construct.
Kind of like the Erector sets you played with as a kid, if you are an old enough boy to remember.
Only in this case what is constructed is whatever is convenient, which is also discarded at will.
I’m waiting to get/shoplift/liberate my set when the new version comes out at the local Liars R Us store.
In the meantime, it’s all I can do to keep from turning green with envy at her NYT privilege.
Dunno, something’s wrong with the rose colored glasses that came in the Wheaties box.
More and more they’re starting to look like Ray Charles’s sunglasses.
Maybe Erin Aubry will trade with me.
In New Orleans after the Louisiana Purchase, Creole referred to the pre-existing French speaking population and their culture. Basically, it meant not American, English speaking, or Protestant. We tend to look at it the Louisiana Purchase from America's perspective, but the people of New Orleans didn't just say, "Yay, we're Americans now." They were very wary of the Americans moving in. The two groups tended to live in separate parts of the city (the French Quarter vs. Uptown). The term "neutral ground" is still used today to refer to a median separating two sides of a boulevard because the original neutral ground separated the Creole/French and "American" sectors of the city.
Prior to the Louisiana Purchase, the mixed race Gens de Couleur Libre (free people of color) were basically a racial class distinct from both black slaves and whites. These people and their descendants came to be referred to as Creoles of Color or simply Creoles. Even after the end of slavery, there continued to be a social distinction between the lighter-skinned, more prosperous black "Creoles" and other blacks. Maybe it was unintentional on the part of the NYT author, but lighter-skinned blacks often like to talk about their Creole ancestry to set themselves apart from the lower status blacker blacks.
There was a similar process of the changing meaning of the word outside of New Orleans. At one point, Creole essentially meant non-Acadian French. It is not very well known today, but some parts of "Cajun" Louisiana were primarily settled by French people who were not Acadians (including Evangeline Parish, ironically). Some of the most common "Cajun" surnames in Louisiana are French but not Acadian. In this region today, the French-influenced culture and people claiming French descent are generally referred to as Cajun in the case of whites and Creole in the case of blacks.
The short version is yes there were white Creoles, meaning the former subjects of France and Spain in New Orleans (as opposed to English speaking Americans) and the non-Acadian French outside of New Orleans. Today, Creole in Louisiana primarily refers to blacks of mixed race descent and/or who relate to their French heritage.
“The two groups tended to live in separate parts of the city (the French Quarter vs. Uptown). The term “neutral ground” is still used today to refer to a median separating two sides of a boulevard because the original neutral ground separated the Creole/French and “American” sectors of the city.”
I believe the neutral ground is Canal Street correct? After the Purchase the French stayed on one side of Canal and the Americans stayed on the other.
Your guess is on target. I looked at some data in this comment: https://www.unz.com/isteve/black-math-prof-discovers-he-made-bad-career-choice-campaigns-to-get-more-blacks-to-make-same-bad-choice/?highlight=doctorate#comment-3052339
24.7% of black doctorates were in Education (10.7% for whites).
P.S. I believe this was from the same data MEH 0910 linked.
Plus nice white females will need to know Spanish if they want to teach in schools with many Mexicans and Central American children. Not an absolute must, depends on the school. These "Spanish" kids are more teachable than the black kids. Less of a discipline problem.Alleged blacks love the University teaching racket. More and more are in it. Teaching mostly useless courses, but it's a good gig. Hounding out the "racist Becky"professors and more slots opening up for them. Though these allegedly black women are usually mulattoes on down. Meaning 50% African at best, and usually lower. And most growing up nice and middle class, but now are in the racial grievance industry.
See also:
https://youtu.be/C0XMz7wneZk
I would have never been able to come up with the artist – one hit wonder, I guess. Thanks for the memory, Desi. I like this one.
To give you a sense of how old the people who support PBS are, they like to run that Oldies reunion concert from 1999 during fundraising week. In 2019.
https://www.nytimes.com/1997/12/21/style/weddings-mr-treadwell-ms-domberger.html
We, kimosabe?
No, it was in Hawaii, near the white bank manager and the white furniture salesman who raised Obama and contributed a good portion of his DNA—25%—even though he emphasizes the contribution of the foreign national parent that he rarely saw.
Nobody in NOLA besides a few black tourists do that style because the humidity and rain another it....
Are you black and are you a woman? I would have never noticed something like that in a million years.
More likely, her DNA will come back as 70% white, thereby losing a large part of her black cred that served her so well.
In other words, she would get exposed like Elizabeth Warren and Benjamin Jealous.
At least she is smart enough to not take the bait the way Elizabeth Warren did.
More “violence” aimed at black and brown bodies:
The (Springfield, MA) Republican, April 12, 2019
Daniel Hect, police chief for both Smith College and Mount Holyoke College, was placed on administrative leave Wednesday, according to a statements by the presidents of both schools that referred to questions of trust.
Smith’s student newspaper, The Sophian, earlier published a story that says Mount Holyoke students found that Hect, using his Twitter account, had liked tweets that were “almost exclusively in response to President Trump’s tweets and included anti-immigrant, pro-gun rights and racist sentiments.” Hect’s Twitter account has since been deleted, The Sophian reported.
“Over the past few weeks, members of our community have expressed concerns about the ability of Chief Daniel Hect to develop the level of trust required to engage in community policing,” Mount Holyoke President Sonya Stephens wrote.
Smith President Kathleen McCartney issued a similar statement: “In recent weeks, members of our campus community have voiced a lack of trust in recently appointed Campus Police Chief Daniel Hect.”
https://twitter.com/AdamHSays/status/1119201543176237056
I’m shocked that our educational institutions hand out so many Ph.Ds every year.
I believe the neutral ground is Canal Street correct? After the Purchase the French stayed on one side of Canal and the Americans stayed on the other.
Yes. The French were primarily in the oldest pary of the city, the Vieux Carre (Old Square) or French Quarter on one side of Cansl Street and the Americans mostly settled on the other side, Uptown. The funny thing is that the architecture in the French Quarter is almost all Spanish.
Folklife in the Florida Parishes
http://www.louisianafolklife.org/LT/Articles_Essays/images/FloridaParishesMap-e.gif
The idea of Obama as a honorary Creole was sort of novel, though.
By the end of the second sentence, it was clear to me that this is pure fucking nonsense.
This woman is a college professor, for God’s sake? People in this country have no idea whatsoever how debased college has become, and stupidly continue to save their hard-earned money to give to morons like this to “educate” their children.
Yeah, me too.
To give you a sense of how old the people who support PBS are, they like to run that Oldies reunion concert from 1999 during fundraising week. In 2019.
Being a person of color, you probably can't seem to accumulate a lot of money, so, instead of spending all that on the DNA testing, I'd recommend going to Home Depot and putting your forearm up to the paint-matching machine. Those things are pretty damn good. See if you can get just a pint mixed, get a used mannequin or crash-test dummy off of ebay or a yard sale, and paint it. That's pretty much how black you are.
Why even leave the house?
https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_picker.asp
https://www.kcet.org/sites/kl/files/atoms/article_atoms/www.kcet.org/socal/voices/assets/images/Erin_Aubry_Kaplan.jpg
Yep, not half African. If I were to guess, I’d say quadroon. Probably more than a dollop if Jewish.
Apparently, she married a Japanese actor and stage director whom she had met while working in a stage musical in Germany and had a daughter. On December 20, 1997, her daughter married the son of Alexander Treadwell (Secretary of State of New York from January 4, 1995 – April 12, 2001 and also former Chairman of New York State Republican Party).
https://www.nytimes.com/1997/12/21/style/weddings-mr-treadwell-ms-domberger.html
A more interesting point than the race point :
The article has the woman saying ‘I’ about 20 times, which comes out to more than one instance per sentence.
No man could possibly be so self-absorbed, but this is extremely common in women, particularly lefty women.
The race angle is just the conduit. As Steve points out, her ultimate goal is ‘me, me, me!!!!’.
She could write exactly the same article about gender rather than race. Little would change.
In New Orleans after the Louisiana Purchase, Creole referred to the pre-existing French speaking population and their culture. Basically, it meant not American, English speaking, or Protestant. We tend to look at it the Louisiana Purchase from America's perspective, but the people of New Orleans didn't just say, "Yay, we're Americans now." They were very wary of the Americans moving in. The two groups tended to live in separate parts of the city (the French Quarter vs. Uptown). The term "neutral ground" is still used today to refer to a median separating two sides of a boulevard because the original neutral ground separated the Creole/French and "American" sectors of the city.
Prior to the Louisiana Purchase, the mixed race Gens de Couleur Libre (free people of color) were basically a racial class distinct from both black slaves and whites. These people and their descendants came to be referred to as Creoles of Color or simply Creoles. Even after the end of slavery, there continued to be a social distinction between the lighter-skinned, more prosperous black "Creoles" and other blacks. Maybe it was unintentional on the part of the NYT author, but lighter-skinned blacks often like to talk about their Creole ancestry to set themselves apart from the lower status blacker blacks.
There was a similar process of the changing meaning of the word outside of New Orleans. At one point, Creole essentially meant non-Acadian French. It is not very well known today, but some parts of "Cajun" Louisiana were primarily settled by French people who were not Acadians (including Evangeline Parish, ironically). Some of the most common "Cajun" surnames in Louisiana are French but not Acadian. In this region today, the French-influenced culture and people claiming French descent are generally referred to as Cajun in the case of whites and Creole in the case of blacks.
The short version is yes there were white Creoles, meaning the former subjects of France and Spain in New Orleans (as opposed to English speaking Americans) and the non-Acadian French outside of New Orleans. Today, Creole in Louisiana primarily refers to blacks of mixed race descent and/or who relate to their French heritage.
That is quite curious how it basically came to mean mulatto. I suppose it must have something to do with language. Like maybe, the native French became more conversant in English earlier or else spoke a more proper version of French than the mulatto-French. This would probably say something about how separate they were.
They are obviously soaking up a vastly disproportionate amount of the elite positions and opportunities within the "black community." This has to get slightly annoying to really dark skinned blacks at some point.
I had that thought the other day when I saw a still shot of Trevor Noah interviewing Kamala Harris about how she thinks New Hampshire is racist or something.
The Paper Bag rule.
This woman is a college professor, for God's sake? People in this country have no idea whatsoever how debased college has become, and stupidly continue to save their hard-earned money to give to morons like this to "educate" their children.
…as its cost has trebled, in real terms.
Being a person of color, you probably can't seem to accumulate a lot of money, so, instead of spending all that on the DNA testing, I'd recommend going to Home Depot and putting your forearm up to the paint-matching machine. Those things are pretty damn good. See if you can get just a pint mixed, get a used mannequin or crash-test dummy off of ebay or a yard sale, and paint it. That's pretty much how black you are.
Sounds like the genesis of a smooth new R&B chestnut,
“That’s How Black You Are”
They don’t call the nearby county equivalents the “Florida parishes” for nothing.
Folklife in the Florida Parishes
The Florida Parishes were part of Spanish West Florida. This part of Louisiana (including the present day capital, Baton Rouge) was not part of the Louisiana Purchase. This area was sparsely settled but the people that were there were largely American. They actually gained their independence for a very short time as the West Florida Republic before being incorporated into the United States. While the Florida Parishes were under Spanish control before becoming part of the U.S., they were and are mostly Angl0-American.
Spaniards did settle in other parts of the state, such as in Iberia Parish. Also, Spanish Canary Islanders (the Islenos) settled in areas such as St. Bernard Parish. There was some Spanish settlement in New Orleans prior to the Louisiana Purchase but primarily it was French.
After years of reading the epic that is Erin’s racial anguish in the LA Times, I simply don’t know how she has enough strength to get up in the morning and face the oppressive monolith of White America. Now that she has discovered that, other than being Jewish by injection, she was probably named Erin for some good reason as there is probably some Leprechaun in the Woodpile in her genetic past. Time to get over it and have a Guinness!
“in terms of shaping who we really are,” What the heck does that clause even mean?
Arf ‘n arf.
Walt Whitman must be the patron saint of woke POC SJWs: Song of Myself.
Folklife in the Florida Parishes
http://www.louisianafolklife.org/LT/Articles_Essays/images/FloridaParishesMap-e.gif
The buildings in the French Quarter were rebuilt after a major fire while the city was under Spanish control.
The Florida Parishes were part of Spanish West Florida. This part of Louisiana (including the present day capital, Baton Rouge) was not part of the Louisiana Purchase. This area was sparsely settled but the people that were there were largely American. They actually gained their independence for a very short time as the West Florida Republic before being incorporated into the United States. While the Florida Parishes were under Spanish control before becoming part of the U.S., they were and are mostly Angl0-American.
Spaniards did settle in other parts of the state, such as in Iberia Parish. Also, Spanish Canary Islanders (the Islenos) settled in areas such as St. Bernard Parish. There was some Spanish settlement in New Orleans prior to the Louisiana Purchase but primarily it was French.
Do these Islenos have any similar claim to fame?
“but I think the tests are a fad that distracts us from the harsh realities of race and identity in America….
“Interesting, amusing even, but I’m still black in America. What a relief.”
That’s one aspect of what I call the Black School of Rhetorical Bombast. Facts, logic, law, morality, or other principles–none of it matters. Being recognized as “black” gives one carte blanche.
“Erin Kaplan”
It’s like Matter and Anti-matter colliding.
https://www.kcet.org/history-society/love-across-the-color-line-remembering-alan-kaplan
Based on her fugly, mannish pictures, she should get tested to see what gender she actually is….
https://youtu.be/cNOPKDlb6h8?t=134
Erin A looks seriously intelligent, she looks a bit like radical 7o lawyer Fay Stender
http://ilkahartmann.squarespace.com/picture/01_newton_stender_radiant.jpg?pictureId=10070979
Who is he and why did I watch four minutes of that video??
His name refers to 23 hours a day in cell and i for exercise. I think it is quite significant that someone like that is getting DNA tests saying they are 60% Welsh, while Ms Kaplan thinks "cultural DNA" is more important--although her brainpower (journalism is the most competitive occupation there is) is likely due to her father having some good genes. The Aryan Brotherhood leader Tyler Bingham is part Jewish.
https://i0.wp.com/www.blackculturalevents.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/avatar.jpg.320x320px-3.jpg
https://pics.wikifeet.com/Erin-Kaplan-Feet-529391.jpg
The younger one is hot, I’ll give her that. Will she be happy as she ages and she realizes she spent her most fertile, sexiest years making money for a megacorporation??
” Not only has stature but is statuesque. She has coruscating intelligence, beauty, style”
Where can I puke.
Holy shit, in which alternate universe is this idiot existing.
Authenticjazzman “Mensa” qualified since 1973, airborne trained US army vet, and pro jazz artist.
Deleted due to duplication.
” We’ve descended into collective lunacy”
Speak for yourself pal. I am not crazy.
The Democrats/leftists have fallen into lunacy, not my friends and family.
Authenticjazzman ” Mensa ” qualified since 1973, airborne trained US Army vet, and pro jazz musician.
The Florida Parishes were part of Spanish West Florida. This part of Louisiana (including the present day capital, Baton Rouge) was not part of the Louisiana Purchase. This area was sparsely settled but the people that were there were largely American. They actually gained their independence for a very short time as the West Florida Republic before being incorporated into the United States. While the Florida Parishes were under Spanish control before becoming part of the U.S., they were and are mostly Angl0-American.
Spaniards did settle in other parts of the state, such as in Iberia Parish. Also, Spanish Canary Islanders (the Islenos) settled in areas such as St. Bernard Parish. There was some Spanish settlement in New Orleans prior to the Louisiana Purchase but primarily it was French.
The ukulele was invented by Madeirenses who came to the Kingdom of Hawaii to pick sugar or pineapple or whatever.
Do these Islenos have any similar claim to fame?
24.7% of black doctorates were in Education (10.7% for whites).
P.S. I believe this was from the same data MEH 0910 linked.
Thanks for finding the numbers. Blacks love the public school education racket. It’s a gov’t job with good bennies, with more and more slots open for minorities as nice white ladies (young and old) find it impossible to teach in urban schools. Many have found out already through the years.
Plus nice white females will need to know Spanish if they want to teach in schools with many Mexicans and Central American children. Not an absolute must, depends on the school. These “Spanish” kids are more teachable than the black kids. Less of a discipline problem.
Alleged blacks love the University teaching racket. More and more are in it. Teaching mostly useless courses, but it’s a good gig. Hounding out the “racist Becky”professors and more slots opening up for them. Though these allegedly black women are usually mulattoes on down. Meaning 50% African at best, and usually lower. And most growing up nice and middle class, but now are in the racial grievance industry.
On average mestizos are preferable to the lower class blacks, but when you get into Latin gang issues they can be more dangerous than blacks because more intelligent.
Learning to speak proper Spanish well is a mixed asset because many of them do not speak Spanish very well and a fair proportion incapable of learning, or resentful at the gringa who is trying to teach them "their own language".
The teacher union and the School of Education racket keep out the blacks you really want in a black school: retired black rmy dril sergeants and Marine DI's.
Kansas is supercucked. Charlie Wheeler, famed long time KCMO mayor, pointed out to me he couldn't teach high school in Kansas, and he was a MD and JD before that was a thing.
That’s one aspect of what I call the Black School of Rhetorical Bombast. Facts, logic, law, morality, or other principles–none of it matters. Being recognized as “black” gives one carte blanche.
Do these Islenos have any similar claim to fame?
Nothing like that I can think of.
My Lord Ms. Kaplan, don’t you think you’re stretching what little fabric of truth that might exist about Kenyan muslim Bh Obama, just a little thin with that remark?
Please don’t take it upon yo’seff to insult French Creoles. They are mix of many nationalities that included S. American Indians, French, Spanish, African black, Islamic and God only knows what else.
The offspring of casual sex between whites and blacks before or during the American Antebellum period in the Deep South, have nothing in common with anything going on in race today other than a smattering of white blood that won’t even get them close to being white.
Those folks are categorically black and they should always be classified as such. Same with BHO . He’s black, he hates whites and he was, is and always shall be black. Whites don’t want him or anything to do with him.
My advice to her: dump the names 'Erin Aubry' and replace them with something that better marks your blackness.
My question for her: Why don't you move to some virtually all black country where all power is in the hands of blacks? The only way Wakanda can be realized is when the vast majority of black professors, physicians, lawyers and judges, elected politicians, journalists, social workers, actors and musicians, soldiers, business owners return to Mother Sub-Saharan Africa and build it.
Great comment and I agree with you. Dump the name; I’ve recently read that Khaleesi is a very popular name with black women who are delivering girls.
And the Wakanda idea is great. If blacks would GTF out of these hated white countries and go start their own, why, in a few decades we can attempt real conversations with each other. They could call their concept: “Separate But Equal”…..how novel is that?
He is a heavily tatted ex con with a part German ancestry Columbian mother who in a couple of his countless youtube vids explains that there is no such thing as white prison gangs in east coast state prisons, and where white gangs do exist as in California and Federal prisons it is because in those there are a lot of Hispanic prisoners–so the blacks do not dominate.
His name refers to 23 hours a day in cell and i for exercise. I think it is quite significant that someone like that is getting DNA tests saying they are 60% Welsh, while Ms Kaplan thinks “cultural DNA” is more important–although her brainpower (journalism is the most competitive occupation there is) is likely due to her father having some good genes. The Aryan Brotherhood leader Tyler Bingham is part Jewish.
Plus nice white females will need to know Spanish if they want to teach in schools with many Mexicans and Central American children. Not an absolute must, depends on the school. These "Spanish" kids are more teachable than the black kids. Less of a discipline problem.Alleged blacks love the University teaching racket. More and more are in it. Teaching mostly useless courses, but it's a good gig. Hounding out the "racist Becky"professors and more slots opening up for them. Though these allegedly black women are usually mulattoes on down. Meaning 50% African at best, and usually lower. And most growing up nice and middle class, but now are in the racial grievance industry.
Indios are largely ineducable but are quiet and don’t cause much trouble, they simply go away at some point. Mestizos vary wildly, some are quite educable, some violent and stupid, some stupid and quiet. Can’t always go by appearance.
On average mestizos are preferable to the lower class blacks, but when you get into Latin gang issues they can be more dangerous than blacks because more intelligent.
Learning to speak proper Spanish well is a mixed asset because many of them do not speak Spanish very well and a fair proportion incapable of learning, or resentful at the gringa who is trying to teach them “their own language”.
The teacher union and the School of Education racket keep out the blacks you really want in a black school: retired black rmy dril sergeants and Marine DI’s.
Kansas is supercucked. Charlie Wheeler, famed long time KCMO mayor, pointed out to me he couldn’t teach high school in Kansas, and he was a MD and JD before that was a thing.
“Ancestry is committed to telling important stories from history,” an Ancestry.com spokeswoman, wrote. “This ad was intended to represent one of those stories. We very much appreciate the feedback we have received and apologize for any offense that the ad may have caused. We are in the process of pulling the ad from television and have removed it from YouTube.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/19/us/ancestry-dna-slavery-commercial.html
Should the New York Times apologize for their article from October 18th depicting an inter-racial couple ? Why is the New York times allowed to publish articles showcasing a marriage between a slave and a confederate soldier which began in 1860 ? They were legally married in 1972, during a brief time when inter-racial marriages were legal. "The love affair could have been lost if not for Paula Wright, a seventh-generation descendant of the couple who inherited vintage photographs that inspired her to document eight generations of her family"
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/21/us/interracial-slavery-love.html?action=click&module=RelatedCoverage&pgtype=Article®ion=Footer
While the NY times is permitted to run articles depicting interracial couples from 1860 , yet ancestry firms are prohibited from depicting such unions ?
Probably Ancestry.com’s ad agency figured that since it is required to only show interracial couples in every other commercial on TV these days, that it was cool to do so with Ancestry.com, too. They just chose a touchy time period to depict it in.
https://youtu.be/cNOPKDlb6h8?t=134
Erin A looks seriously intelligent, she looks a bit like radical 7o lawyer Fay Stender
http://ilkahartmann.squarespace.com/picture/01_newton_stender_radiant.jpg?pictureId=10070979
We had a party to celebrate when one of her Black Guerilla Family clients shot but didn’t kill Faye. Instead she was totally handicapped including some brain damage. In addition to wearing diapers she couldn’t walk had to be in a wheel chair plus lengthy hospital nursing home and therapy sessions.
She and her law partner Charles Garry were involved helping Jackson, Angela Davis etc in the Marin county shootout that murdered 11 people But being lawyers they were careful to do nothing to incriminate themselves. The media and liberals of course blamed the deputies for returning fire after Jackson killed the judge
The Stender Garry Prison Law Project was responsible for flooding San Francisco criminal courts and San Quentin with Red diaper baby Ivy League mostly Jews determined to foment a black revolution in America.
It could have happened. But it was only postponed till now after 50 years of affirmative action with prison reform and 24/7 anti White rhetoric.
Her diabolical coterie of Jewish women lawyers succeed in the Alameda County district attorney policy of never ever never ever charging blacks with rape of White women. For a couple years they staged riots. The main criminal courthouse is in Oakland and the activists including Stender and Garry has the activists and thugs ready. That policy lasted a good 12 years.
Ironically, it was the commie feminazis who had defended black on White rape since the 1930s whose anti rape crusade made it possible to start charging Alameda county rapists again.
During the Stender/Garry reign of rape terror a White Berkeley cop was suspended and the police chief had to go on TV to apologize for police brutality The cop heard screaming in a park and found a black rapist on top of the victim. The rapist refused to get off her. So the cop pounded on his head and pulled him off his White victim.
Uproar and threats of riot ensued. Riot averted. Chief groveled on TV. Another liberal success
Faye was worse than Bernadette Dohrn Kathy Boudin and the rest of the weather underground crew. Her and Garry’s Prison Law Project was probably the most influential thing in the radicalization of the Bay Area., at least in the criminal justice system.
Off topic There’s a movie version of Les Miserables. Inspector Joubert and some others is of course black.
Thanks.
More like an echo chamber of smug progressives.