Racist News
|
President Donald Trump on Friday denied describing certain nations as "shithole countries" during a meeting in which he rejected a bipartisan deal on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
|
|
Washington -
U.S. officials said Tuesday that they would seek the death penalty in the trial of a young white man who killed nine black parishioners at a South Carolina church last year.
|
|
The nutballs on the GOP side of the 2016 race for the presidency do not fill me with hope.
That's especially true for Rafael "Ted" Cruz who seems so disconnected from reality that someone has to grab him out of the air.
|
|
Plymouth -
On Sunday, a court in England heard how two women dropped their pants within feet of a Muslim family praying in public park.
|
|
Google has had to issue an apology after the automated image recognition system in its new Photos app misidentified African Americans in photos, erroneously creating an album called "Gorillas" in a user's image collection.
|
|
Users of Google in March have been busy hunting for answers to their queries about the UK's prominent political parties ahead of the General Election in May. Yet it seems that many are somewhat preoccupied with whether Ukip are racist or not.
|
|
Winnipeg -
The mayor of Winnipeg fought back tears at a press conference on Thursday, the same day Maclean's magazine published "Welcome to Winnipeg: Where Canada's racism problem is at its worst."
|
|
New York -
James Watson, world-renowned biologist and Nobel laureate, has announced that he is selling the Nobel Prize he was awarded in 1962 for the discovery of the double helix structure of the DNA molecule in 1953.
|
|
Los Angeles -
Former Microsoft Corp. CEO Steve Ballmer has completed buying the Los Angeles Clippers basketball team, seemingly ending a painful real-life drama that began with racist remarks on a tape recording.
|
|
Los Angeles -
The wife of embattled Los Angeles Clippers co-owner Donald Sterling can sell the NBA team for $2 billion despite strenuous objections by her husband, who is almost certain to appeal.
|
|
Los Angeles -
Co-owners Shelly and Donald Sterling are preparing to drop their legal challenges and could sell the Los Angeles Clippers baskeball team as early as this week, sources say.
|
|
Los Angeles -
Embattled Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling will turn his ownership stake in the team over to his estranged wife to allow her to sell the team to satisfy league demands, an unnamed insider said Friday.
|
|
We know all about Donald Tokowitz Sterling’s disgusting remarks. As much as we are mortified and sickened by him, we have encountered this toxic mindset before. Here’s the real question: What the hell is wrong with his girlfriend?
|
|
Today, the National Basketball Association banned Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling from basketball for life and fined him $2.5 million for racist remarks attributed to him in recordings posted online.
|
|
Bunkerville -
The internet is awash today with every news outlet in the world calling embattled rancher Cliven Bundy a racist, but the quotes fueling this tirade are taken completely out of context by the media.
|
|
Former South African president F.W. de Klerk, who removed the last race-based "Apartheid" laws from South Africa's law books and set Nelson Mandela free, criticized the racist, race-based policies implemented by the now ruling ANC.
|
|
Santa Eulalia -
A video, allegedly made as a "joke" three years ago, has led now to the suspension of a local police officer in Santa Eulalia, Ibiza in the Balearic Islands of Spain. He was captured insulting a black African street vendor and destroying his goods.
|
|
Look, I'm a reporter, so I have to say something. I don't watch Duck Dynasty, I don't care who Phil Robertson is or what his opinions on gays are. I just don't watch TV.
|
Can the United Nations help South Africans stop farm murders? Afriforum will be presenting a petition as supporting evidence to a report on farm murders, which will be submitted to the UN Forum For Minority Issues in November this year.
|
|
In ‘Heart of a Lion’, a neo-Nazi falls in love with a woman with a black son, causing irreconcilable conflicting feelings for him.
|
|
According to Abby L. Ferber, band-aids are a symbol of white privilege. Who is Abby L. Ferber? Sadly, she is a professor of sociology.
|
|
President Barack Obama says the United States needs to figure out how to make African-American boys and young black men feel included in society.
|
|
Paula Deen is bearing a great deal of America's racial animosity. The full story of her racist practices cannot be fully understood without taking the following into account.
|
|
Savannah -
Reports indicate the Food Network will not renew Deen's contract that is set to expire at the end of June. This move comes on the heels of the celebrity chef admitting to using a racial slur. Deen currently hosts two shows for the network.
|
|
The English Defence League has been receiving quite some attention from the press recently. In particular, they have had some very favorable publicity in Digital Journal. However, readers may be surprised to know who they really are.
|
|
Dan Gilleon, the lawyer representing a family that claimed they were discriminated against by the White Rabbit at the Disneyland park says another family has come forward saying the Disneyland character Donald Duck snubbed them because they are black.
|
|
AC Milan striker Kevin-Prince Boateng was so frustrated with racist chanting hurled at him in a friendly game against Pro Patria he kicked the soccer ball into the stands. He then left the pitch, along with both teams, only 26 minutes into the match.
|
|
It seems that for the former tennis number one Caroline Wozniacki, the maxim is: If you can't beat 'em you spoof 'em. At a recent exhibition match against Maria Sharapova in Sao Paulo, she did a hilarious impersonation of Serena Williams.
|
|
London -
A comedian who sued for libel after being branded a “racist” has been awarded £54,900 damages. Does that mean we are all due for a payout?
|
|
Lancaster -
There were a lot of supporters that came out to hear Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan during their campaign stop in Lancaster, Ohio, and at least one of them proudly showed his racist side.
|
apis-355350 apis-306879 apis-297904 apis-290874 apis-276591 apis-268931 apis-263114 apis-258484 apis-248960 apis-247459 apis-240933 apis-240655 apis-238486 apis-238413 apis-238007 apis-224655 apis-220623 apis-220393 apis-213772 apis-211138 apis-210016 apis-208826 apis-208151 apis-206345 apis-197514 apis-194430 apis-192574 apis-188578 apis-188016
Racist Image
TEAM: Players for the Los Angeles Clippers meet near the foul line after warming up for a game against the Washington Wizards in December. Keith Allison/Wikimedia Commons
The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow - these signs were common throughout the south even after laws made them illegal. www.pbs.org/wnet/jimcrow/ WV University Dept of Education
A racist customer didn't want a black delivery driver in her house. Marcus Bradley, who has worked for Lowe's for 11 years, was replaced with a white delivery man. Screengrab via Via YouTube / ABC 13
Los Angeles Clippers coaches and players share the bench during a game against the Washington Wizards in Washington, D.C., in December. Keith Allison/Wikimedia Commons
Signs designating rentals available for colored people were as common as signs reading whites only before and during the civil rights movement. Smithsonian Museum of American History
Lowe's in Danville, Virginia bows to customer demanding a black delivery driver not be sent to her house. All Black Media
Rachel Muir talks about the racist incident in Melbourne. Screengrab via YouTube
Members of the group National Action Network Los Angeles protest remarks made by Clippers owner Donald Sterling outside the Staples Center arena on April 29. Craig Dietrich/Wikimedia Commons
Google Photos erroneously tagged images of black African Americans as "gorillas" @jackyalcine
|
|
