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The Washington Post is Now Pushing Black People to Leave America. Yes, Really. A wealthy professor and WaPo columnist says she's going to Ghana to flee American oppression. And there's a great twist. Raheem Kassam “ The Case for Leaving America to Escape Racism ”  is possibly the ugliest article you’ll ever read. Who could expect any more from “reporter”  DeNeen L. Brown , who has made her bones ambulance chasing over racial issues. Like Al Sharpton, but without the charisma. She begins her 6,500-word (yep) article in last Monday’s  Washington Post  by broadly describing the Volta River in Ghana, which actually has three constituent parts. But she doesn’t want to be specific, because although in her first lines Brown claims “this river carries the stories of my enslaved African ancestors” she later admits “I am not exactly sure where my ancestors are from,” and settles for them being “from this [African] continent.” Africa, in case you were unaware,  is about th...

Inequity Judd Garrett Last week, Vice President Kamala Harris announced that the Biden administration will be distributing hurricane Ian relief to the citizens of Florida based on skin color when she said,  “We have to address this[hurricane relief] in a way that is about giving resources based on equity, understanding that we fight for equality but we also need to fight for equity.”  Equity is the process of giving people social credit based on race, gender and lifestyle. Applying equity to hurricane relief means that those factors will weigh much more heavily than actual need. So, giving relief to those in need will not be based on their need. According to Kamala Harris’ equity agenda, hypothetically, a white male truck driver whose house was just destroyed by hurricane Ian would have to wait in line for government assistance behind a black female lawyer whose house has a little water damage in the front room. It is easy to dismiss Kamala Harris for the racist that she is, b...