Professor blames ‘southern white radicals’ for Obamacare debacle

The Daily Caller ^ | January 1, 2014 | Eric Owens, education editor

[Doomonyou]

Must be Phil Robertson’s Fault!

[Nifster]

“Southern white radicals”???? I guess I plead guilty I want my government to follow the constitution not some hair brained scheme from the commies

[Drango]

I blame the shadows from the moonlight reflecting off the accordion of it’s breath mist. (What did she say?)

[Celtic Conservative]

"Thick, ungrammatical prose" = functional illiteracy.

P.S. a hyphenated last name screams liberal feminazi from miles away. See a hyphenated last name and you have a greater than 95% likelihood of its owner being a brain dead libeal.

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[E. Pluribus Unum]

And I blame northern black Communists for the welfare state debacle.

[Lurker]

“She is also a member of the gender studies faculty.”

In other words she is a complete fraud.

[2ndDivisionVet]

[2ndDivisionVet]

It’d be Rachel Jeantel all over again.

[Crapgame]

You know, I just did some real basic digging on this woman. Mostly because I found it hard to believe that someone who writes so poorly, could be both a journalist and a professor of law. What I find is that she has a background something like Barack Obama’s. She appears to have been born a college professor and journalist. There is no mention in any bio of hers where she attended school. She just appears, as an Associate Professor at John Jay College after a stint of reporting. She fawns over Obama receiving the Nobel Prize and makes a living out of seeing racism everywhere in the justice system. But it’s like she never existed before her professorship...

[billhilly]

The main three essentials of we southerners are breath, food and racism. We just can't live without them. Sheesh.

If that hyphenated “Professor”had the slightest clue about the real world It would suprise me and her.

[Cicero]

John Jay College of Criminal Justice used to be tops in the country. Evidently it’s been crushed into total stupidity by affirmative action faculty appointments.

[BusterBear]

Well, the inventors/scientists who originally designed computers were white, so racism is inherently built into a computer’s basic architecture. This is why the healthcare.gov website seized up when “people of color” tried to use it.

[DannyTN]

"“[S]outhern White radicals vowed to stop implementation of the Obama-care law leading one to wonder if Tea Party members would oppose affordable healthcare if it came from a nonBlack [sic] President,” writes Browne-Marshall. "

It's a good question. If Republican Romney was pushing Romneycare, what percent of the tea party would be up in arms about it?

Of course there would have been differences.

• Romney would probably have structured that as a tax credit instead of a penalty. AND there would be a corresponding increase in the general tax rate to offset the tax credit. Mathematically it's the same, but we are used to tax credits.s
• Romney wouldn't mandate a one-size fits all policy from the federal government. Instead he would have used the power of the Federal purse to make offers the states couldn't afford to refuse. It would still be a one-size fits all policy...but states would be pseudo voluntarily adopting the Romney plan.
• Romney would have gotten some competent contractors and managed the website building process better.
• Romney would have wavered on the abortion and contraception issues. He has a history of wavering depending on which way the political winds are blowing.

So all in all it's a good question. The reason we have as much opposition is not because a black man is president, but because:

• a democrat is president,
• the law was passed in a most undemocratic fashion,
• democrat senators were openly bribed to support the law,
• Congress didn't even read the bill,
• barefaced lies were told about being able to keep plans
• barefaced lies were told about whether it would be applied to illegals
• barefaced lies were told about costs go down instead of up
• exemptions were offered to political favorites
• there are death panels in the law
• there are objectionable abortion and contraception mandates.
• and the implementation was severely botched

[madprof98]

She is also a member of the gender studies faculty.

These people need to get real jobs at McDonalds.

[FreedomPoster]

So a black female affirmative action hire putting her ignorance and incompetence on full display. Such a surprise.

[NJRighty]

I love American professors who don't have a mastery of the English language or logic.

I'll go out on a limb and guess this Constitutional Law professor also has no mastery of Constitutional Law.

[eyedigress]

That is beautiful. Maybe Sports Illustrated or ESPN could use it.

[Fresh Wind]

Gosh, she looks a lot like Barack Hussein Oblahblah.

[Cicero]

Does seem odd. I found her biography at the John Jay website. Normally, it includes where faculty got their degrees, as well as books they have written. But nothing about where she went to college or law school there. Here’s what it says:

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Professor Browne-Marshall’s Column in Black Star News is a Call to End Sex Slavery

Associate Professor Gloria Browne-Marshall in the Department of Law, Police Science and Criminal Justice Administration had her column published in Black Star News titled “Sex Trafficking as Modern Day Slavery.” Browne-Marshall portrays the widespread realities of trafficking for prostitution that is occurring in American cities as well as the countries such as Thailand that serve as notorious destination trips for “sex tourists.” At the intersection between 150 anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation and the Senate passing of the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act (TVPRA), Browne-Marshall calls for a new abolition movement to end the international and domestic trafficking of mostly women and girls for prostitution.

To read the article, click here.

Gloria J. Browne-Marshall is an Associate Professor of Constitutional Law at John Jay, a columnist for Black Star News, and a journalist covering the U.S. Supreme Court. She is an attorney with a litigation background in civil rights, children’s healthcare, education, and criminal justice issues, teaches constitutional law at John Jay College. A former Legal Advisor to the Permanent Representation to the United Nations in Geneva and New York of the African Bureau of Educational Sciences/OAU, she has presented interventions before the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, on issues of racial justice. In addition to teaching courses on constitutional law and evidence, Professor Browne-Marshall is the author of two books, The Constitution: Major Cases and Conflicts and, more recently, Race, Law, and American Society: 1607 to Present.

Professor Browne-Marshall’s forthcoming book is “Black Women and the Law.”