More of the expected racism-scare bullshit. Not really significant, except for this:
Toronto Raptors coach Dwane Casey was born into the Jim Crow South.For most of his childhood, he lived with his grandparents in rural Kentucky. His grandfather cleaned a local hotel at night but wasn’t allowed to eat there during the day.
Casey, 60, remembers Klan rallies rolling through the centre of town. He remembers white parents standing at the door of his desegregated grade school, screaming at black students. He remembers all the worst things about the most divisive period in recent American history.
“I came through the sixties and seventies,” Casey said. “And it’s eerily getting back to that.”
Notice the late sixties into the seventies is associated with an economic contraction that brought the hippie phenomenon to a close, and would ultimately give us Reagan.
We all feel something in the air. People’s psychologies are sensing that the future is not golden. Something bad is coming, and as amygdalae light up, they begin expressing the in-grouping instinct.
That will probably trigger an expression of instinctual racial in-grouping specifically, but given what is coming, people may not notice it. What with the broader battle lines of savages vs citizens, Deep State globalists vs nationalists, rich vs poor, left vs right, and maybe even a world war, I suspect that people in-grouping around race, ethnicity, religion, and preferring the company of like vs other will seem mild and of little concern, if not perfectly normal.
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When you read about some negro reliving the bad old days, it is usually a lie on the order of the hildebeest landing under sniper fire in the Balkans. They will glom onto whatever the leftist narrative about that time period was. Like “I had a cross burned in my yard”, or, “My great uncle was lynched and I had to help take the body down”. Like all afrocentric myths, it takes a bit of research to point out the lies. This anonymous negro was oppressed by bad Whites. Their excuse for all their failures.