Racism Isn’t Cool

Angela Rye, Executive Director of the Congressional Black Caucus, has declared that the term “cool” is now a negative racial term. So we’ve gone from the threat of slavery for black to the threat… of being referred to as “cool.”

NO PROGRESS WHATSOEVER! SEPARATE RACIAL GROUPS IN CONGRESS ARE TOTALLY NECESSARY AND NOT ARCHAIC!

Don’t be a racist. Anytime a black person does something, say, “That’s not cool!”

11 Comments

  1. I think maybe this rocket scientist has ‘cool’ and KOOL (the cigarette) confused, since African Americans black people are often stereotyped as smoking KOOLs…because…they often do.

    Maybe if people like this want people to stop stereotyping them, they’d stop living up to every single one of them.

  2. Angela Rye, Executive Director of the Congressional Black Caucus, argued that President Obama has struggled during his first only term due to racially-motivated opposition from conservatives who dislike having a black communist president.”

    I thought in order to be in the Congressional Black Caucus, you had to be IN Congress. She ain’t exactly straight outta Africa either: http://politic365.com/2012/06/09/angela-rye/

    She’s more black than Lizzy is Indian but not by much.

    Who pays her?

  3. To be on the safe side it might be best if any person having a low, natural, melanin count (spraytanners and Jersey Shore goofs don’t get to cross the color line)…if such people avoid words ending in “ger”.

    E.G.: “bigger” transits through “bigro” to being “bigrican-american”. “My gosh, look at how much bigrican-american the grandchildren have grown!” “Chigger” transits through “chigro” to “chigrican-american” “Wow, Dan, you shouldn’t’ve put your bedroll on the ground last night, it looks like the chigrican-americans bit your face.”

    Truly, such linguistic compromises will be appreciated as caring gestures made towards a greater social harmony.

  4. Following the links back, I just learned that “break” is also racist, because they used to break slaves. Well that’s just wrong. The word “break” was used more often in relation to horses, so I guess if anything it would be horsist (horseist?).

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