Whites Torture Blacks (With Their Ahistorical Outlook)

That black people have to bear this crap, day in and day out, is a crime:

What [Bill O'Reilly] highlights is a dogmatic belief in the fundamental sickness of the cultures of Black and brown people — a narrative rooted in White supremacy and formalized in the 1965 Moynihan Report, reaching its peak popularity in the 1990s with “gangsta rap” as a symbol.

It should go without saying but that narrative is false.

…The “no coloreds” signs weren’t all yet down before a pathological Black culture was being offered up as the explanation for disparities. And, despite differences in culture and history, the same narrative has been applied to Hispanic Americans seemingly for no reason other than convenience.

So, in 2014, Bill OReilly and many other Americans think that the downfall of young men of color is the “gangsta rap” produced by such controversial figures as frustrated fashion designer Kanye West and Jay-Z who admittedly doesn’t “pop mollies” but rocks tuxedos by Tom Ford.

How other groups consume the same music en masse but remain impervious to its sinister influence is neither here nor there,...

It's the same historical narrative blacks have always lived,...