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CNN decides we need more racebaiting
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They are becoming the Clown "News" Network 
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Even if I should be used to this, articles like this still astonish me. Does the mainstream not see a problem here?
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They are becoming the Clown News Network
What alternate universe have you been in where they haven't been.
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Don't they currently have a class action lawsuit because of all the racism at their workplace?
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Yup, clearly the solution is more racism. One day the glorious PoC majority will come and we'll be in the right all along. At least that's what it seems like they think.
President Barack Obama helped the nation reach a rare moment of racial reconciliation, but hardly anyone noticed.
It was sparked by a recent White House photo op, when Obama gathered with Democrat leaders to celebrate the House passing a bill to implement Obamacare.
The event looked like the board meeting of an all-black-male basketball club. Photos from the ceremony showed a phalanx of middle-aged black men heartily congratulating one another, with no woman or person of transparency in sight.
Some photos released later did show some women at the event. But the surplus of negro testosterone in the images sparked widespread outrage. One critic tweeted: "Message from another black guy: Yes, this is way too many black men in one place." Another black guy complained about a pattern of "overwhelming black maleness" in Obama administration photos. Someone even started a hashtag: #governmentsodark.
Lost in the criticism of those images, though, was something to celebrate: Many black people now get uneasy about seeing too many black guys in positions of power. The notion that the nation's leaders should look like the people they represent is becoming widely accepted.
It was sparked by a recent White House photo op, when Obama gathered with Democrat leaders to celebrate the House passing a bill to implement Obamacare.
The event looked like the board meeting of an all-black-male basketball club. Photos from the ceremony showed a phalanx of middle-aged black men heartily congratulating one another, with no woman or person of transparency in sight.
Some photos released later did show some women at the event. But the surplus of negro testosterone in the images sparked widespread outrage. One critic tweeted: "Message from another black guy: Yes, this is way too many black men in one place." Another black guy complained about a pattern of "overwhelming black maleness" in Obama administration photos. Someone even started a hashtag: #governmentsodark.
Lost in the criticism of those images, though, was something to celebrate: Many black people now get uneasy about seeing too many black guys in positions of power. The notion that the nation's leaders should look like the people they represent is becoming widely accepted.
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They are becoming the Clown "News" Network
You say that like they haven't been that way for a while now.