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From the New York Times news section:
Salamishah Tillet, a contributing critic at large for The [New York] Times, won the criticism category for her writing on race in popular culture that examined Black experiences, including how the art inspired by the murder of George Floyd resonated with her.
Dr. Salamishah Tillet is, among other things, a Professor of Black Rage, having taught a course on:
And she’s a leading academic figure in the burgeoning field of Beyonce Studies, having taught the following class:
Family Feuds: Beyoncé, Jay-Z, and Solange and the Meaning of American Music
Salamishah Tillet has been featured seven times in iSteve for her above-and-beyond efforts to make my job easier by providing me with hilarious content in the general Hair Touching Crisis genre:
Wakanda Worship, Part MLXXVI
STEVE SAILER • FEBRUARY 9, 2018New Frontiers in Black Rage Studies: Who Would Win In a Fight: Serena or Beyoncé?
STEVE SAILER • SEPTEMBER 11, 2018NYT: Black Women Are Angry About Angry Black Women Stereotype
STEVE SAILER • SEPTEMBER 11, 2018NYT: “Black Women in Chicago,” Like Kim Foxx, “Getting Things Done”
STEVE SAILER • MAY 18, 2019NYT: Why Harvey Weinstein’s Guilt Matters to Black Women
STEVE SAILER • FEBRUARY 26, 2020NYT: to Make Up for Centuries of White Privilege, White Men Should Romance Black Women
STEVE SAILER • MAY 22, 2020NYT: Prince Harry’s Life Is Rooted in White Privilege (Not In, You Know, Prince Privilege)
STEVE SAILER • MARCH 8, 2021
I’d like to thank the Pulitzer people for helping make Salamishah Tillet an even bigger role model for an upcoming generation of obliviously clueless self-absorbed black women pundits.
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Race denial is the disease, race realism is the solution.
Black rage is due to the WRONG idea that Black suffering is caused by whites (lowercase). US Blacks don’t compare themselves with Haiti Blacks or Ruanda Blacks.
The whole truth requires mentioning that comparison, and the fact that the Haiti and Ruanda Blacks have bliss and zero rage upon arriving in their dream land. (correct?). Certainly the “racist” US is their dream land. Such #TrueSpeech is taboo, not allowed.
We got from somewhat justified white rage about Black crime and dysfunction to totally unjustified Black rage against whites (lowercase) who provide them with a civilized safe country, good schools, food and white tax dollar welfare.
Such #HateFact truths cannot be told, not even as hypotheses to be discussed and tested.
In 2021, GDP per capita for all of Africa - which includes non-black North Africa - was $1,970. In the United States black per capita income was about $41,000 in 2018 - again, quite a bit lower than white per capita income, but fully 20 times higher than per capita GDP in Africa.
The reality is this: there are damn few blacks in America who would actually want to move to Africa, apart from those (like Barack Obama's father) who have solid ties to the African elite. The only way to get most blacks to leave America and move to a black majority country would be to drag them there kicking and screaming all the way.
There are plenty of whites who would be thrilled to move to a white majority country, and plenty of countries they'd be happy to move to: Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Iceland, the UK, Norway, Sweden, Finland, France, Germany, Portugal, Spain, Denmark, Austria, Switzerland, Italy - I'd gladly move to any of them if the circumstances were right. I might even move to Canada, if they ever get rid of Trudeau. And even Eastern Europe, while poorer than most other white countries, is not without its appeal.Replies: @bomag, @kaganovitch
Yes, you’re the real winner today, Steve. Congratulations.
Salamishah = King of Sausage.
she so fine!
Not receiving the Yellow Journalist Memorial Prize: Jumi Bello, plagiarized a novel, then wrote an apology, but it turns out the apology was also plagiarized.
https://www.thewrap.com/jumi-bello-the-leaving-plagiarism-essay/amp/
Can we please just rename all awards Teh Blackness Awards? We can start with the Nobels, and work our way through the Pulitzers, Grammys, Oscars, etc.
The Fields Medal should be fun. Definitely needs reforming! Not quite sure what we should do with the Source Awards.
Like the song reflecting on childhood days, "I play games now, but they're not fun."
Is anybody going to create art to commemorate the people, especially the children, murdered in the Waukesha Christmas Parade by the black, egomaniacal racist who was inspired in no small measure by people like this talentless boor?
Can we officially retire the Pulitzer Prize as having no value whatsoever?
They hand them out, and the world becomes a worse place.
The NYT of course also got a Pulitzer for Russiagate.
Steve–off topic but a respected energy journalist is making the isteve environmental point that when people immigrate from the third world to the first, they use a lot more fossil fuels. You pointed this out a few years ago and this is the first time I’ve seen a normie mention it.
https://tinyurl.com/ye264z64
I've always thought this should be a prominent point when discussing immigration.
I used to cruise a few enviro blogs. When I broached this topic, it was either crickets; downplay; cheer the accelerationist/bleed-the-beast aspect.
Not 200% but 200 times.
Grim Greta should be on the roof of the Minneapolis/St Paul airport shooting down the planes.
Was there ever a time when the Pulitzer wasn’t a joke?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Duranty
In the early ‘80s a black female Washington Post reporter won a Pulitzer for a story about an eight-year-old heroin addict. After social agencies tried and failed to locate the child, she was forced to admit she made the whole thing up. She returned the prize and it was awarded to the runner-up.
Was there ever a time when the Pulitzers weren’t a joke?
“Yank on my hair, you gonna win a pull-it surprise. I ain’t playin’, sucka.”
https://static01.nyt.com/images/2019/04/03/multimedia/author-salamishah-tillet/author-salamishah-tillet-facebookJumbo.pngReplies: @Reg Cæsar, @Jim Bob Lassiter
It’s an iSteve world, we just happen to live in it.
I drilled-down into the Penn course catalog, because I thought it is important to understand the context in which Salamishah teaches. The courses are about half woke insanity, which is about twice as many expressly woke courses as I would have guessed. The other half purports to be the standard curriculum, but that half has been watered-down to include woke intrusions, and, contains entire courses that seem like trivial fun courses (For example, a course on Pirates Real and Imagined.) I am guessing that the Psych, History, and Govt departments are the same.
Curious, I randomly checked-out the English department at the University of Wyoming. I ran into the same situation. Instead of the Pirates course, there was a course on Zombies. So I guess all is lost, all over.
And if you also binge drink through the first few commercial breaks, take out a five-figure loan beforehand, and get up the next morning to unsuccessfully for an entry level job in the service industry, you've pretty much got the full college experience in one 24 hour period.
You couldn't make this stuff up.
"Masturbation - thru the Ages" Theory & practice. If I had a teenager, that's what I'd recommend for their College study.Replies: @J.Ross
OT — Punchbowl News, a questionable web site I was conned into clicking on by a disgraced lawyer type who is always selling pills, has finally produced something useful amid their swamp-diving and society gossip. Their bailiwick is Washington, DC, and they claim to be the only media outlet who called the big Roe change (but their stock is rumor, and plenty of law talkers were also so rumoring, and the rest of the lyingpress is stupider than normal since Trump).
The real constituency — the real rulers — the lobbyists. Punchbowl polled them anonymously and derived these results (in-depth results restricted to subscribers):
The second paragraph strikes me as kind of iffy. They’re lobbyists. They make deals with whoever is in power. Trump and anyone who once lunched with him are very much not in power. At the moment.
More interesting is the first item: a narrow majority of lobbyists do not suffer from brain damage, and even 40% of identified Democrats are capable of basic honesty regarding the shocking universal failure of the illegitimate Biden administration.
These are the people who actually run things, and they would appear to accidentally represent the wider country pretty well.
Curious, I randomly checked-out the English department at the University of Wyoming. I ran into the same situation. Instead of the Pirates course, there was a course on Zombies. So I guess all is lost, all over.Replies: @J.Ross, @Sollipsist, @Reg Cæsar, @animalogic
The real money is in zombie pirates.
In the words of rapper “Shaggy,” it wasn’t me.
False and fraud accounts are purposefully meant to misdirect and confuse interested clickers.
It's a badge of honor, really.
Curious, I randomly checked-out the English department at the University of Wyoming. I ran into the same situation. Instead of the Pirates course, there was a course on Zombies. So I guess all is lost, all over.Replies: @J.Ross, @Sollipsist, @Reg Cæsar, @animalogic
I wish I was kidding when I say that you can get an equally (if not more) substantial education watching a couple hours of Jeopardy! reruns than in taking 4 years of even highly ranked colleges.
And if you also binge drink through the first few commercial breaks, take out a five-figure loan beforehand, and get up the next morning to unsuccessfully for an entry level job in the service industry, you’ve pretty much got the full college experience in one 24 hour period.
https://www.thewrap.com/jumi-bello-the-leaving-plagiarism-essay/amp/Replies: @HammerJack
LOL.
I think the real reason is that she just likes plagiarizing.
Jumi Bello’s doppelgänger Jello Biafra was unavailable for comment.
Andy Warhol: "It's easier that way."
[In fairness to Mr Warhol, he was being his usual ironic self and the interviewer was typically clueless.]Replies: @animalogic, @Charon
The real constituency -- the real rulers -- the lobbyists. Punchbowl polled them anonymously and derived these results (in-depth results restricted to subscribers):The second paragraph strikes me as kind of iffy. They're lobbyists. They make deals with whoever is in power. Trump and anyone who once lunched with him are very much not in power. At the moment.
More interesting is the first item: a narrow majority of lobbyists do not suffer from brain damage, and even 40% of identified Democrats are capable of basic honesty regarding the shocking universal failure of the illegitimate Biden administration.
These are the people who actually run things, and they would appear to accidentally represent the wider country pretty well.Replies: @HammerJack, @J.Ross
Lobbyists? Their salaries are paid by the people who actually run things.
Curious, I randomly checked-out the English department at the University of Wyoming. I ran into the same situation. Instead of the Pirates course, there was a course on Zombies. So I guess all is lost, all over.Replies: @J.Ross, @Sollipsist, @Reg Cæsar, @animalogic
Devon Stack makes the excellent point that the mainstream media’s fixation on fantasy scenarios in which the leadership will have to indiscriminately cull large swaths of the population (that is, both zombie movies and pandemic movies) reveals elite psychopathy.
ALL the prestigious prizes (except Fields Medal etc, but that will go too) have been polluted by Negro social parasitism. This crap can be traced back to the vicious campaign to give that lightweight Toni Morrison the National Book Award
It's been mostly the opposite.
The whole truth requires mentioning that comparison, and the fact that the Haiti and Ruanda Blacks have bliss and zero rage upon arriving in their dream land. (correct?). Certainly the "racist" US is their dream land. Such #TrueSpeech is taboo, not allowed.
We got from somewhat justified white rage about Black crime and dysfunction to totally unjustified Black rage against whites (lowercase) who provide them with a civilized safe country, good schools, food and white tax dollar welfare.
Such #HateFact truths cannot be told, not even as hypotheses to be discussed and tested.Replies: @Wilkey, @Anonymous, @Rob Lee
In 2017 life expectancy at birth for all of Sub-Saharan Africa was 61 years. In the US, black life expectancy is 75.5 years – about 3 years lower than that of whites but a full 14 years higher than life expectancy in Sub-Saharan Africa.
In 2021, GDP per capita for all of Africa – which includes non-black North Africa – was $1,970. In the United States black per capita income was about $41,000 in 2018 – again, quite a bit lower than white per capita income, but fully 20 times higher than per capita GDP in Africa.
The reality is this: there are damn few blacks in America who would actually want to move to Africa, apart from those (like Barack Obama’s father) who have solid ties to the African elite. The only way to get most blacks to leave America and move to a black majority country would be to drag them there kicking and screaming all the way.
There are plenty of whites who would be thrilled to move to a white majority country, and plenty of countries they’d be happy to move to: Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Iceland, the UK, Norway, Sweden, Finland, France, Germany, Portugal, Spain, Denmark, Austria, Switzerland, Italy – I’d gladly move to any of them if the circumstances were right. I might even move to Canada, if they ever get rid of Trudeau. And even Eastern Europe, while poorer than most other white countries, is not without its appeal.
We dare not suggest that Blacks improve their behavior; we must continue beating up White people until morale improves.
So you're saying the legacy of Colonialism is 20 times as bad as the legacy of Slavery? Go figure!Replies: @Wilkey
The first name that this young ABB or her Mom pulled out of her ass sounds very much like the name of one of the Pacific Northwest Indian tribes. If she’d move out to Seattle, I’d bet they’d let her fish salmon with a net and operate a bank of slot machines, sight unseen.
It would be both consistent and nice and victimy if she had siblings named Skykomish Tillet, Snohomish Tillet, Snoqualmie Tillet, Stillaguamish Tillet, Duwamish Tillet, Skagit Tillet, and of course, Nooksack Tillet.
“Then we got dried salmon, fried salmon, pepper salmon, salmon creole, salmon gumbo, salmon kabobs, … ”
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Your 3rd title down was one of your best, Steve.
I dunno about that. That scenario could trigger another intra-intersectionality crisis. If anybody can indignantly claim to be higher on their totem pole, it’s the feather-I’s of the PNW.Replies: @Achmed E. Newman
Incidentally, five of the last six Pulitzer Prizes for Drama have gone to black playwrights.
In history, all awards for the last four years have gone to books addressing identity politics. Every single one.
In poetry, two of the last four winners have been about identity politics – in poetry. Same for the biography category.
The Pulitzer Prize used to be a mark of quality. The winners definitely skewed Left, but you could generally count on picking up a good read. But the rot’s gone deep.
True but by things I meant the government — when Senator Fumbuck professes concern on an issue and proposes legislation, his script was written by a lobbyist, the law was written by three lobbyists, and all four lobbyists pitched in to buy that Fumbuck a nice lunch and a reasonable house.
OT
Looks like Sports Illustrated is trying to ruin its brand. Check out these fat, ugly chicks. My god!
https://nypost.com/2022/05/09/si-swimsuit-issue-to-feature-five-wnba-players/
From here: https://media.vanityfair.com/photos/54cad44ca298661966ef32e1/master/w_2560%2Cc_limit/image.jpg
to Eternity...
https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2022/05/si-swimsuit-wnba-did-richards-tea-cooper.jpgReplies: @Inquiring Mind, @Meretricious, @AnotherDad
The whole truth requires mentioning that comparison, and the fact that the Haiti and Ruanda Blacks have bliss and zero rage upon arriving in their dream land. (correct?). Certainly the "racist" US is their dream land. Such #TrueSpeech is taboo, not allowed.
We got from somewhat justified white rage about Black crime and dysfunction to totally unjustified Black rage against whites (lowercase) who provide them with a civilized safe country, good schools, food and white tax dollar welfare.
Such #HateFact truths cannot be told, not even as hypotheses to be discussed and tested.Replies: @Wilkey, @Anonymous, @Rob Lee
>whites (lowercase)
Stylizing every mention of white people in that manner would be a decent gag.
Parallels to the ironic (((echo))) usage from a few years back that was popular on twitter.
The Pulitzer jumped the shark in 1932:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Duranty
In the early ‘80s a black female Washington Post reporter won a Pulitzer for a story about an eight-year-old heroin addict. After social agencies tried and failed to locate the child, she was forced to admit she made the whole thing up. She returned the prize and it was awarded to the runner-up.
Looks like Sports Illustrated is trying to ruin its brand. Check out these fat, ugly chicks. My god!
https://nypost.com/2022/05/09/si-swimsuit-issue-to-feature-five-wnba-players/Replies: @Stan Adams, @Bardon Kaldian, @Escher, @Barnard
Is there a tranny in that group? I, for one, am dying to see a shot of Lia Thomas in a thong.
Knowing a bit of your backstory Stan let me just say that I think you've suffered enough.
Crony values are corrupting the Pulitzer Prize.*****
– See science-blogger Melted Asphalt’s intersting take on this subject of cronyism as a main destroyer of objectivity. – His essay is quite something. And it will not find any readers for phony reasons (Catcher in the Rye) of institutionalized praise – like in the Pulitzer Prize ritual… – So: Its all up to us, whether we are willing to pay attention for no other reason than that: Quality!
***** – the short version of this theory: Feels over principles!
Find this fine essay there:
https://meltingasphalt.com/crony-beliefs/
She’s innocent, because she’s Only in It For The Money…
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=frank+zappa+we%27re+only+in+ti+for+the+money&view=detail&mid=51CBFEE0E64DFEFFF42251CBFEE0E64DFEFFF422&FORM=VIRE&msclkid=0a285ab8d03a11ecb392c1b025108438
Looks like Sports Illustrated is trying to ruin its brand. Check out these fat, ugly chicks. My god!
https://nypost.com/2022/05/09/si-swimsuit-issue-to-feature-five-wnba-players/Replies: @Stan Adams, @Bardon Kaldian, @Escher, @Barnard
Go woke, get your SI & croak.
From here:
to Eternity…
Or worse yet, Lori Lightfoot?
Everything about this toxic ideology is ugly.
Salamisha Tillet = Taste mi shillalah!
Interviewer: “Why do you copy other pe+work?”
Andy Warhol: “It’s easier that way.”
[In fairness to Mr Warhol, he was being his usual ironic self and the interviewer was typically clueless.]
More like, naively honest....
It would be both consistent and nice and victimy if she had siblings named Skykomish Tillet, Snohomish Tillet, Snoqualmie Tillet, Stillaguamish Tillet, Duwamish Tillet, Skagit Tillet, and of course, Nooksack Tillet.
"Then we got dried salmon, fried salmon, pepper salmon, salmon creole, salmon gumbo, salmon kabobs, ... "
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Your 3rd title down was one of your best, Steve.Replies: @ic1000, @Ganderson
> The first name that this young ABB or her Mom pulled out of her ass sounds very much like the name of one of the Pacific Northwest Indian tribes. If she’d move out to Seattle, I’d bet they’d let her fish salmon with a net and operate a bank of slot machines, sight unseen.
I dunno about that. That scenario could trigger another intra-intersectionality crisis. If anybody can indignantly claim to be higher on their totem pole, it’s the feather-I’s of the PNW.
BTW, is it still OK to say "totem pole"? ;-}
https://twitter.com/anasalhajji/status/1523801050645417984Replies: @PiltdownMan, @bomag, @AndrewR, @Bill Jones
As Mr. Sailer remarked yesterday, Google Translate has become pretty good at translations.
Here’s a link to that article, which is in Arabic, as filtered through Google Translate. The translated text is quite readable, except that the Arabic word for “increases” is rendered as “doubles.”
https://tinyurl.com/ye264z64
I think the Pulitzer Committee thought her last name was Till not Tillet.
https://static01.nyt.com/images/2019/04/03/multimedia/author-salamishah-tillet/author-salamishah-tillet-facebookJumbo.pngReplies: @Reg Cæsar, @Jim Bob Lassiter
If humor could be indexed to an IQ correlate, yours would be in the realm of Unz/Hawking.
Curious, I randomly checked-out the English department at the University of Wyoming. I ran into the same situation. Instead of the Pirates course, there was a course on Zombies. So I guess all is lost, all over.Replies: @J.Ross, @Sollipsist, @Reg Cæsar, @animalogic
“Beyonce studies” ?
You couldn’t make this stuff up.
“Masturbation – thru the Ages” Theory & practice. If I had a teenager, that’s what I’d recommend for their College study.
The Fields Medal should be fun. Definitely needs reforming! Not quite sure what we should do with the Source Awards.Replies: @bomag
Naw, they like the pretense that non-blacks are eligible for these awards.
Like the song reflecting on childhood days, “I play games now, but they’re not fun.”
https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/dp/original/DP828694.jpgReplies: @animalogic
That knobkerry looks the business.
They have attained negative value.
They hand them out, and the world becomes a worse place.
Andy Warhol: "It's easier that way."
[In fairness to Mr Warhol, he was being his usual ironic self and the interviewer was typically clueless.]Replies: @animalogic, @Charon
Warhol was being ironic ?
More like, naively honest….
Melinda Henneberger is a columnist you have never heard of, but she is recently at the Sacramento Bee from KC Star so perhaps you will he seeing her “work.”
Shocked today to learn she won (or is part of a team that won) a P for her no doubt brave reporting on a corrupt police officer who framed black men and raped black women.
A more typical item from her would he an opinion piece arguing that a white male exonerated for a real or imagined crime with a racial component was in fact guilty, of something.
If the pulitzers are any indication, there is no hope for American journalism.
The best thing we can do is unsubscrive, opt out and torrent torrent torrent.
https://twitter.com/anasalhajji/status/1523801050645417984Replies: @PiltdownMan, @bomag, @AndrewR, @Bill Jones
Thanks.
I’ve always thought this should be a prominent point when discussing immigration.
I used to cruise a few enviro blogs. When I broached this topic, it was either crickets; downplay; cheer the accelerationist/bleed-the-beast aspect.
I dunno about that. That scenario could trigger another intra-intersectionality crisis. If anybody can indignantly claim to be higher on their totem pole, it’s the feather-I’s of the PNW.Replies: @Achmed E. Newman
I wrote “sight unseen”, IC, from the name. Anyone who sees her would have the same reaction as that guy on The Sopranos – “You don’t look like no Indian.”
BTW, is it still OK to say “totem pole”? ;-}
Andy Warhol: "It's easier that way."
[In fairness to Mr Warhol, he was being his usual ironic self and the interviewer was typically clueless.]Replies: @animalogic, @Charon
Weirdest autocorrect I ever saw. The quote is “Why do you copy other people’s work?”
By coincidence, I just happened to read that one of Warhol’s silkscreens of Marilyn Monroe just set a record for 20th century art at $195 million.
https://mol.im/a/10799749
25 million of which was the auction house fee. I’m really in the wrong business.
Steve–I’m sure Miss Tillet will continue to provide you content to mock. But really what is the point?
This is simply your nation on minoritarianism. These yapping low-wattage black women are merely a symptom.
Are we going to stop these endless paeans to minority “oppression” and “diversity”? Our society have a “come to Jesus” moment where we remember America is great because it is rooted in Western Christian civilization (Anglo division) and because of the hard work of generations of pioneers and settlers, and the pragmatic creativity and innovation of a lot of white guys? And then chop off all the “Civil Rights” bureaucratic and legal harassment of the minoritarian super-state and give the white guys (and now some Asian guys) a shot at competing with the Chinese?
What’s the chance of that? 1%? .1%?
Or manage a separation–normies from minoritarians–to at least save a rump American civilization?
Or just slowly … then quickly … slump down toward Brazil, the great American experiment sinking and the rats scurrying off to sow destruction in new quarters. Miss Tillet and her follow-on ilk and our mocking of them, just useless entertainment like the band on the Titanic?
But it’s a vital cog in the “Plaques for Blaques” machinery! A vital palliative that lets the US soldier on another day…..
Do the Bulwer-Lytton Worst Fiction Awards have a category for black female op-ed writers?
So Steve dindu nuffin?
(which autocorrect is kind enough to change to “dined muffin”)
I, for one, am dying to see a shot of Lia Thomas in a thong.
Knowing a bit of your backstory Stan let me just say that I think you’ve suffered enough.
So much for the Pulitzer. They give them for elaborate investigations of Russian collusion that never happened, fail-safe deep state orchestrated pandemics, staged insurrections and black ladies who can’t shut up about the wool they like to call ‘hair.’
Maybe its value is to identify the people doing the most harm to society. I heard yesterday that it was the 90th anniversary of Walter Duranty and the NYT getting their Pulitzer for Communist Propaganda.
The NYT of course also got a Pulitzer for Russiagate.
Meanwhile, Asian women are oppressed by Fetishization.
The dangers of dating as an Asian American woman: ‘Fetishization isn’t appreciation’
Jenna Ryu
USA TODAY
https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/health-wellness/2022/05/10/asian-fetishization-isnt-flattery-how-weve-dehumanized-asian-women/7450959001/
Key Points
When it comes to dating, Asian women often face a lose-lose situation: Undesirability or fetishization.
Unlike appreciation, fetishization serves to dehumanize Asian women into mere sexual objects.
Experts warn that hyper-sexualization is never flattering and can perpetuate sexual and physical violence.
The whole truth requires mentioning that comparison, and the fact that the Haiti and Ruanda Blacks have bliss and zero rage upon arriving in their dream land. (correct?). Certainly the "racist" US is their dream land. Such #TrueSpeech is taboo, not allowed.
We got from somewhat justified white rage about Black crime and dysfunction to totally unjustified Black rage against whites (lowercase) who provide them with a civilized safe country, good schools, food and white tax dollar welfare.
Such #HateFact truths cannot be told, not even as hypotheses to be discussed and tested.Replies: @Wilkey, @Anonymous, @Rob Lee
If we ever did have a ‘National Conversation on Race,’ this would be the basis for the realists’ opening statement.
The conversation flowing thereafter – if the discourse was permitted to be honest (a big ‘if’ there) – absolutely would not track the way activists anticipate.
https://twitter.com/anasalhajji/status/1523801050645417984Replies: @PiltdownMan, @bomag, @AndrewR, @Bill Jones
One can criticize mass immigration from all sorts of angles. It won’t change anything.
Steve, take this as a positive sign that you’re viewed by the progs as potentially affecting so many people – by disrupting the current lefty narrative – that you’ve been targeted for specific attack.
False and fraud accounts are purposefully meant to misdirect and confuse interested clickers.
It’s a badge of honor, really.
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to Eternity...
https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2022/05/si-swimsuit-wnba-did-richards-tea-cooper.jpgReplies: @Inquiring Mind, @Meretricious, @AnotherDad
Hey, at least they aren’t featuring Stacey Abrams?
Or worse yet, Lori Lightfoot?
Yeah, and the subtext was that if we encourage Blacks; if we include them and reward them; then they will thrive and produce; we will get a flourishing of Black achievement.
It’s been mostly the opposite.
In 2021, GDP per capita for all of Africa - which includes non-black North Africa - was $1,970. In the United States black per capita income was about $41,000 in 2018 - again, quite a bit lower than white per capita income, but fully 20 times higher than per capita GDP in Africa.
The reality is this: there are damn few blacks in America who would actually want to move to Africa, apart from those (like Barack Obama's father) who have solid ties to the African elite. The only way to get most blacks to leave America and move to a black majority country would be to drag them there kicking and screaming all the way.
There are plenty of whites who would be thrilled to move to a white majority country, and plenty of countries they'd be happy to move to: Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Iceland, the UK, Norway, Sweden, Finland, France, Germany, Portugal, Spain, Denmark, Austria, Switzerland, Italy - I'd gladly move to any of them if the circumstances were right. I might even move to Canada, if they ever get rid of Trudeau. And even Eastern Europe, while poorer than most other white countries, is not without its appeal.Replies: @bomag, @kaganovitch
The crux of the issue.
We dare not suggest that Blacks improve their behavior; we must continue beating up White people until morale improves.
Hey to be fair, a black body’s gotta do something with her useless self-esteem degrees.
Unfortunately the powers that have a death grip on our major institutions essentially demand this archetype be brought into existence, as they have determined angry and black is the proper condition of our segment of our fellow citizens, rather than integrated and grateful.
The left has really hit a triple bank shot in the mental distress and agitation is inflicts on its most cherished demographic while successfully cultivating the idea that a) it’s someone else doing it and b) it’s a healthy way to exist.
Black women angry about angry black woman stereotype is one of the ten funniest sentences ever typed on the internet. : )
Looks like Sports Illustrated is trying to ruin its brand. Check out these fat, ugly chicks. My god!
https://nypost.com/2022/05/09/si-swimsuit-issue-to-feature-five-wnba-players/Replies: @Stan Adams, @Bardon Kaldian, @Escher, @Barnard
How come no Asian women?
From here: https://media.vanityfair.com/photos/54cad44ca298661966ef32e1/master/w_2560%2Cc_limit/image.jpg
to Eternity...
https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2022/05/si-swimsuit-wnba-did-richards-tea-cooper.jpgReplies: @Inquiring Mind, @Meretricious, @AnotherDad
I guess now we know where hell is–LOL
In 2021, GDP per capita for all of Africa - which includes non-black North Africa - was $1,970. In the United States black per capita income was about $41,000 in 2018 - again, quite a bit lower than white per capita income, but fully 20 times higher than per capita GDP in Africa.
The reality is this: there are damn few blacks in America who would actually want to move to Africa, apart from those (like Barack Obama's father) who have solid ties to the African elite. The only way to get most blacks to leave America and move to a black majority country would be to drag them there kicking and screaming all the way.
There are plenty of whites who would be thrilled to move to a white majority country, and plenty of countries they'd be happy to move to: Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Iceland, the UK, Norway, Sweden, Finland, France, Germany, Portugal, Spain, Denmark, Austria, Switzerland, Italy - I'd gladly move to any of them if the circumstances were right. I might even move to Canada, if they ever get rid of Trudeau. And even Eastern Europe, while poorer than most other white countries, is not without its appeal.Replies: @bomag, @kaganovitch
In 2021, GDP per capita for all of Africa – which includes non-black North Africa – was $1,970. In the United States black per capita income was about $41,000 in 2018 – again, quite a bit lower than white per capita income, but fully 20 times higher than per capita GDP in Africa.
So you’re saying the legacy of Colonialism is 20 times as bad as the legacy of Slavery? Go figure!
Looks like Sports Illustrated is trying to ruin its brand. Check out these fat, ugly chicks. My god!
https://nypost.com/2022/05/09/si-swimsuit-issue-to-feature-five-wnba-players/Replies: @Stan Adams, @Bardon Kaldian, @Escher, @Barnard
Sports Illustrated made a decision to go down that path about five years ago. They don’t even market it to men anymore. It is now a women’s advocacy issue, I can’t believe the magazine is still getting published, word was the last buyer only wanted the licensing rights to photo archive.
The left has really hit a triple bank shot in the mental distress and agitation is inflicts on its most cherished demographic while successfully cultivating the idea that a) it's someone else doing it and b) it's a healthy way to exist.Replies: @Emil Nikola Richard
you are seeing the glass half empty
Black women angry about angry black woman stereotype is one of the ten funniest sentences ever typed on the internet. : )
Yes, exactly.
I’m sure she inspires the senile President’s new White House Liar (er, Press Secretary) who resembles ever so much one of those little black girls that used to adorn the Little Black Sambo picture books.
She looks very childish and naive. However…
New Frontiers in Black Rage Studies: Who Would Win In a Fight: Serena or Beyoncé?
STEVE SAILER • SEPTEMBER 11, 2018
NYT: Black Women Are Angry About Angry Black Women Stereotype
STEVE SAILER • SEPTEMBER 11, 2018
I knew the date September 11th was somehow significant!
Looking on their website confirmed this, sort of:
https://newsroom.bankofamerica.com/content/newsroom/press-releases/2020/06/bank-of-america-announces--1-billion-4-year-commitment-to-suppor.html
The fine print says "over four years", and checking back a year later, it turns out that it's not necessarily BLM per se but just anything they can shoehorn into the "racial equity" narrative. They seem to like giving to Asian-American stuff, lol. In fact, there is no mention at all of BLM a year on:
https://newsroom.bankofamerica.com/content/newsroom/press-releases/2021/03/bank-of-america-increases-commitment-to-advance-racial-equality-.html
Given the infamy that various BLM exponents are heaping upon their cause, I suspect most other big corporate pledgers are doing a similar disappearing-into-the-shrubbery act.
Of course corporate charity is kind of shady to begin with. If they have so much extra money that they don't need, their fiduciary duty ought to be to return it to the shareholders and let them decide which charities, if any, to give it to. But somehow, fashionable grifts seems to be a carve-out from the fiduciary duty rules.
From here: https://media.vanityfair.com/photos/54cad44ca298661966ef32e1/master/w_2560%2Cc_limit/image.jpg
to Eternity...
https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2022/05/si-swimsuit-wnba-did-richards-tea-cooper.jpgReplies: @Inquiring Mind, @Meretricious, @AnotherDad
The normal, healthy, beautiful has been thrust aside …
Everything about this toxic ideology is ugly.
So you're saying the legacy of Colonialism is 20 times as bad as the legacy of Slavery? Go figure!Replies: @Wilkey
And the income gap gets worse the further away from colonialism or slavery you get. Haiti was the Caribbean nation to throw off the yoke of slavery, and it’s far poorer than any other Caribbean nation.
South Africa was the last African nation to throw off the yoke of a white-run government, and it’s the richest country in Africa, and the government is begging and pleading for the white and Asian oppressors not to leave.
IOW, they wanted the rights to the time back when SI used to actually put attractive swimsuit supermodels on it pages.
14-year-old boys (and much older boys) can Google for literally millions of pictures of women every bit as beautiful (and more explicit, and higher resolution) as the women SI puts in the Swimsuit Issue. Why would they drop a few hard-earned bucks on a magazine?
Nowadays the swimsuit issue only exists for the purpose of virtue signalling.
https://twitter.com/anasalhajji/status/1523801050645417984Replies: @PiltdownMan, @bomag, @AndrewR, @Bill Jones
Every Somali who attains the American Dream increases his greenhouse gas emissions by a factor of 200.
Not 200% but 200 times.
Grim Greta should be on the roof of the Minneapolis/St Paul airport shooting down the planes.
Punching down…love it!😉
Said no college girl swimmer ever.
[wearing mask] Play Sailieri!
You couldn't make this stuff up.
"Masturbation - thru the Ages" Theory & practice. If I had a teenager, that's what I'd recommend for their College study.Replies: @J.Ross
Apparently ancient Greek women would use moulds to shape loaves of bread before baking them to the desired hardness. Then again, maybe a certain shape is just a convient way of organizing bread, or then again maybe it was a feminist joke about slicing.
It would be both consistent and nice and victimy if she had siblings named Skykomish Tillet, Snohomish Tillet, Snoqualmie Tillet, Stillaguamish Tillet, Duwamish Tillet, Skagit Tillet, and of course, Nooksack Tillet.
"Then we got dried salmon, fried salmon, pepper salmon, salmon creole, salmon gumbo, salmon kabobs, ... "
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Your 3rd title down was one of your best, Steve.Replies: @ic1000, @Ganderson
Has former Braves and Phillies “great” Earl “the Earl of Snohomish” Torgeson weighed in?
“Earl Torgeson’s two favorite activities were fist-fighting and breaking his shoulder, both of which he did whenever he got the chance. On the back of this card it says, “Torgy likes a good practical joke” – which is the biog writer’s subtle way of suggesting that he enjoyed knocking people’s teeth out. He is probably also the only left-handed hitting first baseman over 6’2″ who ever stole 20 bases in one season.”
From the “All American Baseball Card Flipping Trading and Bubble Gum Book” , by Brendan Boyd and Fred Harris
This Q of classical bread is intriguing — did they have yeast or another raising agent or were they limited to “flat bread” ?
The real constituency -- the real rulers -- the lobbyists. Punchbowl polled them anonymously and derived these results (in-depth results restricted to subscribers):The second paragraph strikes me as kind of iffy. They're lobbyists. They make deals with whoever is in power. Trump and anyone who once lunched with him are very much not in power. At the moment.
More interesting is the first item: a narrow majority of lobbyists do not suffer from brain damage, and even 40% of identified Democrats are capable of basic honesty regarding the shocking universal failure of the illegitimate Biden administration.
These are the people who actually run things, and they would appear to accidentally represent the wider country pretty well.Replies: @HammerJack, @J.Ross
Follow-up to this: Punchbowl News is nothing but trash and I regret noticing their regrettable existence.
STEVE SAILER • SEPTEMBER 11, 2018
NYT: Black Women Are Angry About Angry Black Women Stereotype
STEVE SAILER • SEPTEMBER 11, 2018
I knew the date September 11th was somehow significant!Replies: @Almost Missouri
About a month ago, you commented on one of Steve’s articles about BLM malfeasance that you thought you recalled news stories of BLM getting pledged over $1 billion in 2020,
which I recalled hearing too. Specifically, I recalled Bank of America being one of the big pledgers of a billion dollars.
Looking on their website confirmed this, sort of:
https://newsroom.bankofamerica.com/content/newsroom/press-releases/2020/06/bank-of-america-announces--1-billion-4-year-commitment-to-suppor.html
The fine print says “over four years”, and checking back a year later, it turns out that it’s not necessarily BLM per se but just anything they can shoehorn into the “racial equity” narrative. They seem to like giving to Asian-American stuff, lol. In fact, there is no mention at all of BLM a year on:
https://newsroom.bankofamerica.com/content/newsroom/press-releases/2021/03/bank-of-america-increases-commitment-to-advance-racial-equality-.html
Given the infamy that various BLM exponents are heaping upon their cause, I suspect most other big corporate pledgers are doing a similar disappearing-into-the-shrubbery act.
Of course corporate charity is kind of shady to begin with. If they have so much extra money that they don’t need, their fiduciary duty ought to be to return it to the shareholders and let them decide which charities, if any, to give it to. But somehow, fashionable grifts seems to be a carve-out from the fiduciary duty rules.