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“White Man March” coming to NYC to stand against “anti-white agenda”

A 30-year-old Massachusetts resident Kyle Hunt has decided that what the world needs now is a white supremacist rally.

The White Man March will take place in NYC this Saturday. According to the Gothamist, have to email info@freeamericarally.org to get the full information about what they’re planning:

We are planning to show that White people are organized and impassioned, that we know what the anti-white agenda is all about, and that we are dedicated to waking up as many of our folk as possible. We will make it clear that we will not sit idly by as our race is discriminated against, mocked, displaced, and violently attacked, all of which amount to white genocide, according to the United Nation’s own definition of genocide. This is why one of our big messages, which will be displayed on many large banners, is “DIVERSITY” = WHITE GENOCIDE. These banners will spread the message to the public at large in the most effective way possible.

When you put it like that, how could you POSSIBLY stay away?

Like every good 30-year-old with degrees in psychology and theater and dance, Hunt has provided a dress code in case you were confused about what to wear to a hate rally:

If you are a man, put on a pair of light khakis and a nice dress shirt. It should almost look like you are a groomsman at a wedding. Or maybe like an avenging Aryan angel. Women, you know how to look great in white.

You could also wear sunglasses. Ancient warriors knew that a mask covering the eyes offers protection, but also provides the wearer with extra confidence. Sunglasses can intimidate others who cannot see your eyes, while making you seem cool and collected.

I would guess it’s very important to look “cool” when attending these things…

Can you believe this?

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What happens when a white supremacist finds out he’s part black ?

So what happens when a white supremacist finds out he is actually 14% black?

“Sweetheart – you have a little black in you!”

Via Raw Story:

A white supremacist who’s trying to set up a racist enclave in North Dakota received a shock during the taping of an upcoming daytime talk show.

Craig Cobb submitted to a DNA test as part of an ongoing Race In America series on the syndicated “Trisha Show,” and host Trisha Goddard delivered some surprising test results to the 62-year-old hate crimes fugitive from Canada in an episode that will air Nov. 18.

As her studio audience laughed with delight, Goddard, who is black, told Cobb that test results revealed his genetic ancestry was 86 European and 14 percent sub-Saharan African.

Apparently, Cobb says the producers faked the results.

(h/t JMG)

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North Carolina GOP chair Don Yelton resigns after racist comments in Daily Show interview

North Carolina county precinct GOP chair Don Yelton has resigned from his post as a direct result of an interview that ran last night on The Daily Show.
“Yes, he has resigned,” said Nathan West, a spokesman for the Buncombe County Republican Party. According to Business Insider, West said that the party asked for Yelton’s resignation in “direct response to the interview.”
In the interview, Yelton insisted that the voter-ID law is “not racist” before admitting that he has been called a “bigot” in the past. He defended a picture of President Obama “sitting on a stump as a witch doctor” as making fun of the “white half” of the president. And, he said if the law “hurts a bunch of lazy blacks who just want the government to give them everything, so be it.”
When Yelton started throwing around the “n-word” and complaining that only black people are allowed to use it, The Daily Show’s Aasif Mandvi stopped him to ask, “You know that we can hear you, right?”
Ladies and gentlemen, your Republican party unfiltered.
(via Mediaite)
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Homophobic racist Aaryn Gries evicted from CBS’ “Big Brother”

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Last night’s episode of Big Brother saw 22-year-old Texas college student Aaryn Gries evicted from the house in a unanimous vote. Gries’s gameplay was overshadowed by the racist and homophobic comments she made earlier this season that were recorded on the show’s live feeds.

Gries initially attempted to sweep the issue under the rug by saying her comments were “taken completely out of context,” but host Julie Chen pulled no punches in grilling Gries during the exit interview:

CHEN: “We want to point out everyone in the house went in knowing that everything they say, everything they do gets broadcast live on the internet. So when you say the intention was not to hurt anyone, let me just read back some of the things you said. Referring to [African-American contestant] Candice, you said ‘Be careful what you say in the dark, you might not see the b*tch.’ Referring to [Asian-American contestant] Helen, you said ‘Shut up, go make some rice.’ Referring to [openly gay contestant] Andy, you said “No one is going to vote for whoever that queer puts up.” Can you see how those things could be interpreted as racist and as homophobic?”

GRIES: “I do, but I do not remember saying those things [audience laughs]. And those things were not meant to be serious and if I said those things I feel horrible for that and I regret that. I don’t even know what else to say about that…

It’s actually kind of fascinating to watch the clip below as Gries reacts to Chen’s questions.  Her breathing starts to get heavy as she hears her own words tossed back her way.  Her convenient amnesia is almost sad. 

I grew up in Texas – I know this animal.  “If I said those thing…”  Wow.  IF. As though Julie Chen were making it up.

Towards the end of the interview, however, Gries seems to finally understand the gravity of her situation:

“I honestly feel horrible. I feel like, in Texas we say things that are, sometimes we joke and we don’t mean it and I really feel bad that this is how its being seen and how I’ve come across to people. I don’t want to seem like that person and I really do respect everyone in this game although we’ve had some hard times cause we’re all fighting for our lives in the game.”

Because Gries is heading to the jury house portion of the game, she was not informed of her newly minted unemployment status as a result of the statements.

(via Towleroad)

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The Talk: Julie Chen discusses “Big Brother” racist/homophobic comments

On The Talk today, Julie Chen, host of CBS’ Big Brother discussed the recent spate of racist and homophobic remarks happening on the hit reality show:

“When I first found out that Aaryn, who is a 22-year-old girl, made anti-gay, anti-black, and anti-Asian comments, I have to be honest, you know… the Asian ones hit me the most. I heard about her describing Asians as ‘squinty-eyed’ and ‘go make a bowl of rice.’ She said that about Helen, who is Chinese and in the house. It stung. I took it personally. I’m a human being.

“And the really sad part was, it took me back to the 70’s when I was growing up in Queens and when I was 7 years old getting bullied, being called a ‘chink’, and people pulling their eyes. But it took me back so many years, and I thought to myself, ‘Wow, I haven’t heard comments like that’ — year is 2013. And then I felt ignorant. There are still people in the country who feel that way and act that way? Yes there is, yes there is. And afterwards, it just made me sad because she’s 22 and she’s college educated.”

Chen says that CBS made the decision to air the remarks because it is now developing into a storyline of sorts on Big Brother:

“CBS and Big Brother showed it because it is now driving a story. It is now affecting how the other players want to see her gone. You know, if it didn’t drive story, and it didn’t have a dynamic on what it is to the elements of the game, it maybe, you can’t just put it in there and say, ‘Judge her, everybody.’ It has to have to do with the game and the rules of the game…She and the other houseguests have no idea that it has made national headlines.” 

(h/t Towleroad)

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CBS’ Big Brother airs racist/homophobic comments by contestants

Yesterday I reported that Big Brother contestants Aaryn Gries, a 22-year-old Texas college student and GinaMarie Zimmerman, a 32-year-old New York pageant coordinator, have both been fired from their respective jobs outside of the game after a conversation between the two of them on the unaired ‘live feeds’, laced with racist and homophobic slurs, made its way to the web.

On last night’s episode, CBS finally aired a segment of some of the racist and homophobic remarks made by Gries in what many are hoping is the beginning of a trend to expose the real-life views of some of the show’s players. Above is a compilation of the icky comments made thus far on this season pulled from the live internet feeds. The homophobia begins around 7:00.

Among Gries’ comments are her comments about the gay contestant Andy: “no one’s going to vote for whoever that queer puts up.”

Gries also comments about an Asian contestant, Helen: “go make some rice.”…”I probably look like a squinty Asian right now….Why you no have boyfriend? It’s because you don’t want long nail!”

The segment also includes a snippet from Zimmerman: “Candice is already on the dark side because she’s already dark.”

Another contestant, Spencer Clawson, a conductor for Union Pacific railroad, is now facing real-world consequences for his homophobic and pro-Hitler remarks on the show, TMZ reports:

Clawson has been captured on “BB” cams calling one houseguest “Kermit the F**” and praising Hitler as a gifted speaker.

Clawson serves as a railroad conductor for Union Pacific, who released a statement on their website saying, “The values represented by Spencer Clawson’s comments during the Big Brother show do not at all align with Union Pacific’s values.”

They continued, “Mr. Clawson is on unpaid leave of absence while participating on Big Brother. Union Pacific does not condone his comments.”

They ended their statement by saying they are “acting in accordance with Collective Bargaining Agreement terms regarding Mr. Clawson” … which sounds like they are setting the stage to fire his ass first chance they get.

According to Tumblr users chronicling the dialogue on the live feeds, Spencer has also said about gay contestant Andy: “Of all the hate crimes that happen in the US, why couldn’t one happen to that guy?”

(from Towleroad)

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CBS’ Big Brother contestants making lots of racist/homophobic comments this season

Aaryn Gries — currently on CBS’ “Big Brother” — has been dropped by her modeling agency after using racist and homophobic comments in the BB house.

Gries has been under fire for referring to a gay house guest as a “queer,” for telling an Asian-American houseguest to “shut up and go and make some rice,” and for saying just ugly racist comments about black people.

Referring to a black contestant, Aaryn said “Be careful what you say in the dark, you might not be able to see that b*tch.”

Well, it turns out Gries is a model and her agency in Austin, Texas, has decided they’ve seen enough of Gries’ ugly side. The agency has announced their decision to drop Aaryn from the agency because of her lack of inner beauty.

“Aaryn, season 15 cast member of Big Brother, revealed prejudices and other beliefs that we (Zephyr Talent) do not condone.”

Zephyr continues, ” We certainly find the statements made by Aaryn on the live Internet feed to be offensive. Upon much consideration, we have decided to release Aaryn from her contract with Zephyr Talent.”

(source)

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11 year old Sebastien De La Cruz shrugs off his National Anthem critics

So, I’m sure many of your have seen this in the news cycle lately.

11-year-old Sebastien De La Cruz has had the honor of singing the national anthem prior to Game 3 and Game 4 of the 2013 NBA Finals. While the young Mexican-American boy is living out a dream while showing pride for his heritage, believe it or not, ignorant folks out in the faceless Twitterland have trashed the choice of the young singer because of his appearance and heritage.

De La Cruz is American, not that it should matter; and his choice of costume out of respect for the rich Hispanic population in San Antonio. De La Cruz singing the anthem is an honor, and he knocks it out of the park.

The Spurs and NBA thought so much of Sebastien that they asked him back for Game 4 to sing again.

And yes, he knows what people are saying. But, in what is a testament to his character at such a young age, he shrugs it off.

“It’s not really what other people think about you. It’s what you think about yourself,” Sebastien said.

In case you missed it, below is Sebastien’s 2nd performance of the National Anthem at Game 4 of the NBA Finals.

Rock on, Sebastien.

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Nevada Rep. Joe Heck forced to apologize for son’s racist and homophobic Twitter rants

Nevada Congressman Joe Heck

Joey Heck, the 16-year-old son of Nevada Rep. Joe Heck referred to President Obama as a “f—-t” and “n—a”, praising former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney for making the Democrat “his slave” during a 2012 presidential debate.

The Nevada teen, who just finished the 10th grade, said “Romney raped Obama” in a presidential debate and lauded the former Republican candidate for making the Democrat “his slave,” according to BuzzFeed.

“Crack that whip Romney,” Heck wrote last year in another message. Yet another post skewered Obama, indicating all he could do was “spear chucking and rock skipping. The sports they do in his home country.”

Homophobic messages also populated his Twitter account.

“There are gays everywhere. Maybe that’s gods way of thinning out the population because f—-ts can’t have babies,” he posted in a retweeted message.

Congressman Heck released a statement saying “that type of language has never been permitted in our home,” of the messages posted on Twitter by the youngest of his three children.

“My son also apologizes for his insensitive behavior. My wife and I have addressed this family matter directly with him and he has learned from it,” the boy’s father, 51, added.

Joey’s tweets were made public shortly after news broke of homophobic, racist and anti-Semitic social media postings from Tanner Flake, the teenage son of Republican Sen. Jeff Flake.

The Arizona Republican similarly said that he was disappointed in his son and offered assurances that his son had apologized.

(via NY Daily News)