American Racism: The Slideshow (Katrina PICS)

Townhall.com ^ | 9-6-05 | Mary Katharine Ham

[cgk]

By MaryKatharineHam
Posted on Tue Sep 6th, 2005 at 04:50:52 PM EST

UPDATE: Welcome Michelle Malkin, Conservative Grapevine and No Pasaran readers, one and all. Please check out the rest of the blog, if you get a chance. My co-blogger Tim has been blogging full steam ahead on Katrina's effect on Congress' agenda this fall.

Amanda at Pandagon (rough language warning) is calling anyone who opposed looting in the wake of Katrina a "racist f---," implying that all of us think Jabbor Gibson should be thrown in jail for driving a school bus out of New Orleans and saving about 100 people.

She forgets to mention that he was widely applauded on many conservative sites, as he should have been, because conservatives draw a line between taking a bus to rescue 100 people and taking a flatscreen back to your flooded apartment. 

More race-baiting, here. Beth documents more. As does Michelle Malkin. More will come.

Jeff Goldstein's response. Ace's response, here (language warning). Here's mine.

American racism in pictures:

Salvation Army Volunteers Nancy Hatcher, left, prays with Vickie Sims, right and her daughter, Frensha as they arrive for another day of distributing aid to victims of Hurricane Katrina in Biloxi, Tuesday. (AP) Grateful New Orleans evacuee Phillip Smith, 59, left, wipes a tear while LA Dream Center Senior Pastor Matthew Barnett gives him a hug of support at the center Sunday. (AP) Ronjea Perkins,14 months, an evacuee from Hurricane Katrina, plays with Corrections Officer C. Dubin, in the family area of the shelter at Veterans Memorial Coliseum Monday in Phoenix. (AP)

Marcus Michael Bernard, right, an evacuee from New Orleans, greets San Antonio Mayor Phil Hardberger as the mayor takes a tour of the shelter in a former Montgomery Ward store in San Antonio, Monday. (AP) Red Cross volunteer Shari Rexroad, left, walks through Camp Dawson, Monday, Sept. 5, 2005, with Hurricane Katrina refugees Tinita Castell, right and her daughter, Keierra Lipton, 8, of New Orleans. (AP) Volunteer Kathryn Noser sits on the floor of Houston's Astrodome and reads to Krishon Williams, 5, of New Orleans Monday (AP) Dr. Phil Heller of Boca Raton, a clinical phsychologist, talks with Rashauna Murphy, who was evacuated from downtown New Orleans with her grandmother Linda Robertson, Monday, Sept. 5, 2005, at a shelter near Boynton Beach, Fla.(AP) Merrinda Miller, of Hackett, Ark., a church member at Evangel Temple and volunteer at the shelter, plays with one-year-old Moses Peterson Sunday, Sept. 4, 2005, in Fort Smith. (AP) Dino Hutchings, music minister at Evangel Temple in Fort Smith, Ark., prays with Hurricane Katrina evacuees before lights out on Sunday (AP) A Red Cross volunteer carries a sleeping baby in front of the Kearny High School gymnasium in San Diego, Monday, Sept. 5, 2005 where 80 evacuees from Hurricane Katrina are being temporarily housed. (AP)

[cgk]

Michelle Malkin says this is a must see - I agree.

[cgk]

Malkin ping!

[G.Mason]

Thanks.

A great uplifting post.

[cgk]

FYI: MICHELLE MALKIN ON O'REILLY FACTOR RIGHT NOW

[Thunder90]

The left's thought processes at work:

[I see my hands]

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Where are the pictures of whites being threatened, intimidated, and worse by mobs of blacks?

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[Cecily]

This man took five mothers and their nine children to an extended stay motel.

[metmom]

It's great! Not a lot of posts. Maybe it shoud be posted again.

[fishbabe]

of course,that would mean bill clinton,al gore and ted kennedy...Hey,maybe the liberals have something there.....{dripping sarcasm]

[King Prout]

comments?

[nopardons]

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