Did White People "Create A Threatening And Hostile Environment” When Singing Of Hanging A "Nigger"?

While keeping blacks from an education, a good time is always had by all

According to the readers over at Althouse, after 400 years of white-on-black murder, whites should still be able to sing of killing me - without me feeling threatened - because,...there's another political ideology:

"Good for the fraternity, for having the song. 

It's an up-yours to the leftist agenda. 

We need more of that."

"Strange Fruit" are STILL only fruits, am I right?

And because whites right now are confused,...as to what kind of threat they pose:

"I know the song ultimately became public, but it done in private. How does that create a hostile and threatening environment?"

The more the merrier!

And because - something these proponents of "colorblindness" have denied until now - they've always been this way:

"So now it's against the law to be racist? What's happened to this country?"

An early attempt to stop twerking from sweeping the nation

Then there's those who honestly believe lynching me is no big deal:

"I want to live in a world where we can tolerate people saying things we don't like, and the meaning of 'threatening' isn't mangled beyond recognition."

Althouse's home movies weren't telling the whole story of her childhood

But, if I was white - or even Ann Althouse herself - I simply would've settled for saying sick serenades aren't a problem because, in America, whites killing blacks has always been "fun for the whole family,..."