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Klan antics make Barack Obama look Presidential
By
Dr. Sherman N. Miller
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A holistic look at yesterday’s racial segregation suggests that it was a very
efficient system in limiting America’s bounty by a two tier socioeconomic
structure of a white class system and a nonwhite caste system. Mainstream upward
mobility was limited to movement within the white class.
All sorts of skullduggery was perpetrated against people of color to
avoid their gaining entry into the white class system including death - Tuskegee
Institute Archives report 3,446 black lynching from 1882 - 1968.
The Civil War abolished slavery, but it did not enfranchise African
Americans as people in the eyes of their former slave masters or their
goons who were well aware that quality education would make blacks
competitors in Mainstream America.
The White Citizen Councils understood that the enfranchisement of
people of color would mean that the teachings of President Thomas
Jefferson would be applicable in these communities.
“By... [selecting] the youths of genius from among the classes of the poor, we hope to avail the State of those talents which nature has sown as liberally among the poor as the rich, but which perish without use if not sought for and cultivated” taught Thomas Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson’s educational teachings were bone chilling to racial segregationists but it was obvious black must denied an equal education as a very high goal.
In the 1896 Plessey vs. Ferguson decision, the U.S. Supreme Court
legitimated the separate but equal doctrine that proved to be separate
and far from equal. This
was the catalyst for the evolution of Jim Crow.
It also gave birth to racist whites exploiting grand propaganda
schemes to poison White America against African American upward mobility
in any form.
The D. W. Griffith - Ku Klux Klan propaganda film, “A Birth of a Nation”
reached the White House. It
was the first movie to be shown in the White House and Hollywood
blockbuster. The birth of a
nation did an excellent job vilifying black America:
1. The U.S. Civil War
destroyed white southern privileged lifestyle with the freedom of the
black slaves.
2. Black men lust for
white women.
3. Black members of
the U.S. Congress are uncouth buffoons.
4. Blacks will use
their votes to hold down white Americans.
On the other hand, the Ku Klux Klan is depicted as saviors of the white
community from these demonic blacks.
When you look at some of the early Hollywood movies you may find
black males depicted as scared subservient caste people.
Yet the two key debilitating scenes in this movie are when the Ku Klux
Klan in full regalia on their horses intimidated blacks out of voting
which negated their citizenship rights and they needed to come to the
rescue white women where black males were tearing their house apart to
take these ladies captives.
These scenes made it clear that voting polls were persona non grata for
African Americans and all black males look forward to raping white
women.
D. W. Griffith understood that a picture was worth 1000 words, so he was
hell bent on defining an indelible demonic caricature of African Americans
for the next 100 years.
This movie became a justification for the atrocities of the Ku Klux Klan
against the black community and it taught the propaganda power of the
movie industry in shaping mainstream America.
It was okay to exploit black females as bed wenches but marriage was
taboo. Interracial children (a mogul breed of colored people) were
labeled Negro which eliminated normal kinship bonds preventing their
white parentage from guiding these children’s socioeconomic development
in the economic mainstream.
In 1954 the U.S. Supreme Court knocked down the separate but equal
doctrine, this action infuriated many southern white politicians who
seized upon this opportunity to incite fear in their constituencies
about the fallout of blacks getting educated alongside of whites in the
same classroom. Governor
George Wallace of the State of Alabama evolved into the poster child for
inciting his followers to resist this Federal mandate.
Wallace created an anti-Federal Government fervor that told his
disciples that it was honorable to ignore the U.S. Supreme Court ruling
to desegregate America’s public schools.
His 1963 antic of standing in the door of the University of
Alabama to prevent black students from attending the university was a
symbolic offense demanding the perpetuation of racial segregation.
Wallace made the infamous cry, “In the name of the greatest people that
have ever trod this earth, I draw the line in the dust and toss the
gauntlet before the feet of tyranny, and I say segregation now,
segregation tomorrow, segregation forever.”
I was alive during the early 1960s before the civil rights and voting
rights acts had passed, so I recall on the evening news seeing southern
African Americans being beaten with clubs, sprayed with water hoses, and
jailed for trying to desegregate the United States of America.
At the time many African Americans felt that the southern High
Sheriff was a member of the Ku Klux Klan, hence any atrocities to blacks
perpetrated by whites would never be punished. This sentiment is
captured in a Klan statement after lynching a black:
The Klan has been able to evolve with the times by waiting for a new
anti-nonwhite, non-nativist, non-WASP, and so on incidents to exploit in
galvanizing nativist whites to ignite a membership explosion.
My guess is they see President Barack Obama’s election as
tantamount to a
Kristallnacht
where they can take propaganda lessons from Adolph Hitler to build a new
political base underpinned by fear mongering.
Their objective becomes to demonize President Obama while
attempting to foster his failure at all cost.
The Patriot Movement appears nothing more than a variation of D.W.
Griffith’s depiction of the Klan riding to rescue downtrodden whites
suffering at the hands of demonic African Americans.
Only this time Hispanics, Jews, Catholics, Muslims and
homosexuals are tossed into the portrayal of the sinister blacks in the
movie “Birth of a Nation.” President Obama’s Waterloo was supposed to
have been the defeat of universal healthcare; especially since no
president in one hundred years had achieved this objective.
In the past the Klan has helped to elect members of the United States
Congress. The Klan knows political whoredom is alive, so they must have
been jumping for joy at a Republican Congressional delegate mocking the
Democratic Speaker of the House to incite passionate disdain in a crowd
against the impending universal healthcare law.
Klan made a very serious strategic mistake in underestimating the
leadership resolves of President Obama and the Democrats to find ways to
circumvent their blocking tactics on moving a historic piece of
legislation. They forgot
that President Obama’s white parentage taught him how to think and
converse in mainstream standards versus carrying the yoke of the civil
rights struggle. The President is educated at Columbia and Harvard
Universities and surrounds himself with very highly intellectual people.
He is also an excellent salesman as well as a world class
speaker. It is clear that the Klan forgot that you must know the enemy
as you know yourself to win.
My guess is the Klan was looking to Obama to provide their uptick
in membership through excessive media and Internet attention in killing
healthcare regardless of the number of uninsured people and
poor senior citizens they sacrificed. The Klan must now rethink their
hiding behind the caustic rhetoric of America’s Racist Trinity (Russ
Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, and Glen Beck) to exploit a 95 year old
caricature of African Americans that may be simply wrong.
President Obama can now stop moving cautiously because he
maintained his cool while every Republican political ploy in the book
was thrown at him. He must
not just delegate but step forward aggressively for the Klan can no
longer vilify him as the uppity black for their antics have made Obama
into being Presidential. Healthcare passage means the Nation has the President’s late mother to thank, surely the insurance industry probably had no idea that this African American kid watching his dying mother fight over insurance coverage, at her moments of great need, would someday become President with a personal vow to never see another dying parent be stressed out over healthcare coverage.
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