Whitesplaining and Blacksplaining is Why Racism Exists Today

The mere fact that the words "whitesplaining" and "blacksplaining" have worked their way into our everyday language is a large part of the reason why racism has become such a widespread topic of discussion. We are being fed a steady diet of so called race discussions which are doing more harm than good in bridging the supposed racial divide.  

What is more amusing than anything else is those on the left who constantly cry racism all the while never acknowledging the advances that have been made over the past 50 years.  We have a black president and they still cannot find it in themselves to admit that we are far better off with regards to race than we have ever been.  

We hear from time to time how those in the black community call out members from their own community simply because they may be Conservative or have views contradictory to what they are supposed to think.  This couldn't be more evident than when an ESPN anchor called out Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III and referred to him as a "cornball brother" and that "he isn't down with the cause" simply because he is conservative with a white girlfriend.  

 

Further widening the racial divide are individuals like Latoya Peterson who recently penned a post for Fusion.net entitled Blacksplained and Whitesplained: 24 Hours in the Life of Jay Smooth. 

In this article she talks about an individual names Jay Smooth and how he is half black and half white and how he was called out for the way he speaks in an interview on CBS Sunday Morning.

As you may have heard by now, on Tuesday evening, Smooth, a friend and contributor to Fusion, went on MSNBC’S All In with Chris Hayes to discuss Starbucks’s new community initiative, #RaceTogether. Appearing alongside Smooth was Nancy Giles, a contributor for the show CBSSunday Morning. Despite about five minutes of pleasant discussion, the conversation took a turn when Giles teased Smooth about his racial identity, referencing the speaking style and cadence he uses on his popular video series “Ill Doctrine” and Fusion’s “Illipsis” though she was trying to make a point about cultural appropriation and how people perceive others. She missed one simple but important fact: Jay Smooth identifies as black.

Simply because Nancy Giles spoke about his “style and cadence” with regards to his video series, outrage ensued.  This was all simply because he appears to be more white than black yet he spoke like a black man.  Yes I said it, he spoke like a black man!  I know my statement would have liberal eyes rolling back in their heads, but it is ok to say someone speaks like a black man or white man. 

Let me “whitesplain” it for you, different cultures may have different cadences or styles in which they speak and to classify them as white or black isn't racist, it’s merely calling it like it is.  But that is what liberals lose their minds about. Whenever a principled individual makes a valid argument to call something what it is, in this case the style of speaking, they simply cannot live with themselves. 

The reason for this is the fact that they are offended at literally everything. 

We live in a society in which people aren't taught to look at things logically, they are taught to look at everything emotionally.  As a result any time someone doesn't agree with something they in turn find a way to deem whatever it is they don’t agree with as offensive.  When that occurs the rest of us are supposed to coddle that individual and ensure that nothing is ever said that may remotely offend that person.

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