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Black filmmakers could never portray Whites in a way other than how they normally portray them as, whether it be Miracle At St. Keisha or High Up In Heah Learning.

I'll let you guys take a look at this website. My question is--what should we do with the self-hating White mangina who blogs on it? http://stuffwhitepeopledo.blogspot.com/

I wonder what Bo Schembechler would be thinking if he heard about this...

A little off-topic, but did anyone notice the recent commercial for State Farm insurance, where an SUV tries to parallel-park? This is taking place in the middle of a typical storefront area. On the left-hand side there's a store where everything is written in Espanol.

Ah; the ol' "environmental racism" canard. These Schlomos really are a piece of work. And when the blacks start murdering the precious South African Jewry in alarming numbers, only then might you see them being concerned about the welfare of non-black South Africans.

Because he's a diva--and he knows it.

In all fairness, divos and overexposed players come in all colors. Favre will no doubt be better known as a drama queen who can't decide what the f he wants to do than as a venerable quarterback for the Green Bay Packers. Tim Tebow--that brouhaha over some college football coach not voting for...

Ugh...Mathew Mcconauhey likes to play the bongos so is it any surprise he was convincing as the N-bomb loving caricature lawyer?

Why do you think they call it C(U)NTRY music nowadays?

I can't seem to remember ANY sportscaster on ESPN who came off as being normal. Even going back to the late 80's their sportscasters all had some kind of schtick, like Charley Steiner, Dan Patrick, Chris Berman, etc. Also, notice how SportsCenter is on virtually 24/7 now? 20 years ago, it was...

And you can't forget the two other JAPs--Suzy Kolber and Dana Jacobson.

For me, golf was watchable when players like Davis Love III, Fred Couples, Payne Stewart, Curtis Strange, Tom Kite and others were prominent players. Then Stewart was tragically killed in that plane accident, which I truly believe was the shark-jumping moment for the PGA. Then the Second...

ANY movie put out by little Spike Lee has an agenda to it, and it's the same one (I don't even need to explain the memes). Of course, when was the last time Lee made a movie that was a hit? Bamboozled fizzled and this Miracle At St. Shaniqua went straight to TV I take it. I'm surprised one of...

Camden is a ghetto; what was she doing there in the first place? If she was a teacher or maybe a social worker, then I can see why. But in the 'kwa, black-on-white crime becomes null and void when the white victim drops the N bomb. So much for justice and free speech.

Broadway is even worse. If it's not a revival of an older theatrical show, it's a theatrical version of a TV show or some relatively recent pop culture phase. Yes, there was even a theatrical version of "Debbie Does Dallas" some time ago.

Can you name me one Republican, currently active, who has ever spoken out (or even hinted at) in support of White people and their interests? They're too busy apologizing for the hideously White, male presence in their ranks and are bending over backwards to please everyone but said people. As...

Let this appointment bear as a reminder that Republicans are no different than Democrats. This senorita had smooth sailing through the hearings in ways that Bork and Thomas only wish they had. Of course, having a pair of melons and being one of the "preferred" ethnicities is the American meal...

I collect football cards on a sometimes-regular basis. It wasn't until about 1991-92 that cards were coming out of the woodwork, so much so that you couldn't keep up with anything. I think the warning signs came in 1989 when NFL ProSet was introduced. Personally, I think these football cards...

Trump's a mack daddy, Rodman's his pet, and all those White chicks salivating over Rodman are nothing but a bunch of mudsharks.

ESPN still thinks OchoStinko is important news. He should be on that list.

To think that one of my favorite Mets, Roger McDowell, once wore #42. Retiring #42 just because Jackie Robinson wore it was a pigheaded act on behalf of commish Selig and what other trash infested the MLB ivory tower.

Why Pete Rose is on that list is a puzzler.

Favre should've been on that list. ESPN would have you think that his day-to-day diva act is important news. Kind of shocked that Minaya is on that list, but this was probably a blessing in disguise. Minaya's dream of having Los Mets tried and failed to materialize. Instead of him they...

We can thank Armstrong for creating the most pathetic item to saturate American culture since the "awareness ribbon"--the yellow "Livestrong" bracelet, which Boobi Americani have been wearing for the past four or five years (completely wearing out its welcome). Not surprisingly, these tacky...