FOX News Host Calls Zeta Phi Beta A "Colored Sorority"
FOX News Host Calls Zeta Phi Beta A "Colored Sorority"
With VP Kamala Harris now officially running for president, the alleged racists on the Right are foaming at the mouth. Case in point, on Tuesday morning (July 24), during a segment on Fox and Frien…
Edit: Guys, watch the video. He clearly said “college.” I am sorry for posting misinformation; I didn’t watch the video first, and just assumed it was legit 😕.
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Testing out the waters. Seeing what they can get away with so they can get back to the n-word in the future.
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I think you are assigning far too much planning and intelligence to Brian Kilmeade. They haven’t got their talking points really together for her yet, but he is assigned to attack her in some way, and so this is the kind of stuff his brain comes up with when he doesn’t have content put together for him by professionals.
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Republicans are NOT Racist but also how DARE Kamala Harris join a
removedColored Sorority!-
I like how they’ve pretty much moved on from even trying to say “we’re not racist” to “can all of us just pretend not to be racist for a while so we won’t lose the election”.
Which, of course, isn’t working.
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All those women in the Devine Nine are going to work like crazy to elect Harris. She is actually forming a secret army.
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Colored is certainly not en vogue, but it's not an unused word.
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You could say the same about the N word.
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The N word has a lot more implied in its use. I'd say it's more in line with the Spanish word for black, whose implications are mostly derived from historical racial "science" than hate. So its use is far more likely because of older sensibilities, but is not in itself proof of hate.
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I’d say it’s an archaic term that is definitely offensive when not used in an ironic (e.g. ‘many Republicans don’t like it when the women and “colored folk” have… opinions’) sense.
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I think it's not PC because it essentially creates two buckets, white and colored, but it's only as offensive as the case it is used. You can make any adjective a pejorative with enough venom behind it.
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In South Africa it's pretty normal; very weird the first few times I heard it though.
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Ah yes, South Africa, bastion of non racist glory! No one uses the word colored in a non racist context in North America. Brian Kilmeade is from New York.
The first word out of this dudes mouth to describe a group of black women being addressed by another black woman was by referring to them as colored. That's called showing your ass, he just showed us his slimy little racist ass.
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It has a very specific meaning in South Africa that doesn't apply anywhere else
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I haven’t seen this guy for awhile. I see he told his doctor he was suffering from “low T”.
Gender affirming care is a crime in Florida, Bri. Also your effort to be more “manly” is comical to me.
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Watched it, listened repeatedly, and it's clearly a slip. He meant to say college, but he misspoke, and said "colored."
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Other fun words and phrases you can look forward to: darkies, sub-human, Uncle Tom, shorter version of raccoon, mud-people, those people, etc.
The right is gonna have a ball talking about this race. No pun was intended, but one could be inferred.
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ngl that was painful, but you're correct. Their masks are off, why should we expect less?
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