Oops! Diversity officials complain about a DJ in 'blackface' only to be informed he actually is African American

[TBoneTX 45,572]

Mm-HM.  Comments?

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Oops! Diversity officials complain about a DJ in 'blackface' only to be informed he actually is African American

By Thomas Lifson - April 18, 2022

 

Two diversity advocates in the Scottsdale, Arizona school district were so eager to find racism lurking in a (highly successful) fundraiser that they accused a black D.J. hired for the event of wearing blackface.  [...]

 

https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2022/04/oops_diversity_officials_complain_about_a_dj_in_blackface_only_to_be_informed_he_actually_is_african_american.html  

[Mike E 11,741]

One of the accusers was also black.  
 

Looks like the issue for both accusers was that the DJ’s skin was too black for them. The black accuser even accused the black DJ of wearing black face to make his skin blacker.  
 

Perhaps  both accusers have deep seated prejudice about  black entrepreneurs: IOW perhaps they assume a black person is not likely to own and operate a successful business. 

Edited April 19, 2022 by Mike E

[TBoneTX 45,572]

This is slightly reminiscent of the white BLM protester some time ago who screamed at a black policeman, "What do YOU know about being black?"

[Dashinka 24,629]

On 4/19/2022 at 8:59 AM, Mike E said:

One of the accusers was also black.  
 

Looks like the issue for both accusers was that the DJ’s skin was too black for them. The black accuser even accused the black DJ of wearing black face to make his skin blacker.  
 

Perhaps  both accusers have deep seated prejudice about  black entrepreneurs: IOW perhaps they assume a black person is not likely to own and operate a successful business. 

It is getting pretty bad when a black man is accused of using black face, and when these D.I.E. "experts" realize their mistake they start turning to shades of blackness.

 

[TBoneTX 45,572]

Many years ago, I heard one black guy call another a "half-Honkey," so maybe there's a hierarchy in skin tones.

[Dashinka 24,629]

11 hours ago, TBoneTX said:

Many years ago, I heard one black guy call another a "half-Honkey," so maybe there's a hierarchy in skin tones.

There are many in the "inclusive" black community that do not really accept anything other than full blackness.