and WHY is their MURDER of Eva Carmichael not being publicized by the LAME STREAM MEDIA.?
Posted on 03/18/2015 6:59:14 AM PDT by Impala64ssa
Long before Michelle Obama became First Lady, her mother had misgivings about her marrying a young man named Barack Obama — because he was biracial.
In a Chicago TV interview that aired during Obama’s 2004 U.S. Senate campaign — and newly resurrected by Michelle Obama biographer Peter Slevin in a book due out next month — Marion Robinson confessed to being “a little bit” wary about her future son-in-law being the product of a white mom and black dad.
But it could’ve been worse, according to Robinson.
“That didn’t concern me as much as had he been completely white,” Robinson laughed in the appearance on WTTW’s “Chicago Tonight,” which was scarcely noticed at the time. “I guess that I worry about races mixing because of the difficulty — not for, so much for prejudice or anything,” Robinson continued. “It’s just very hard.”
Slevin’s forthcoming biography, “Michelle Obama: A Life,” doesn’t suggest those concerns spurred Robinson to oppose the union.
To the contrary, writes Slevin, a veteran Washington Post correspondent who now teaches journalism at Northwestern University’s Medill School: “Marian, no pushover, was favorably impressed with Barack.”
(Excerpt) Read more at nydailynews.com ...
Worried about the wrong kind of “Bi”
Never mind.
I thought the headline said “bisexual.”
Imagine any white person expressing such feelings, though i myself will never allow myself to be silenced by the race nazis.
I did not note the mother expressong any concerns as to obie’s “religious “ background.oddly enough
Thanks for channeling the spirit of that great race philosopher, George Jefferson!
Do a little research about how blacks of any mix are concerned about it. There are a multitude of terms they use amongst themselves.
But mama was cool with a drug addled, Marxist, Muslim, gay, lying, narcissistic mental light weight.
I worked at a nursing home and we had a lot of black CNAs. I was outside with one of them one day and she was talking about a relative and said he was “high yellow”.
Ha ha....there are many more!!! If I said them I’d be racist.
I used to lurk on black-oriented message boards, they’re not shy about voicing their objections in the most unvarnished language, especially the women, but also the more militant males. More power to them, it just burns me up that whites can’t express the same misgivings.
I was a bit taken aback but she just said it very matter-of-factly.
Of course! Because she is black, she cannot be racist and gets a pass by media for any racist comments she makes.
It all boils down to media perception of the ‘voicer’. If black, automatic pass. If white - racist white racism.
Your cursive grammar give you away, whitey. You is racis. That should read
But mama BE DOWN with a etc. etc.
He only played a negro for the opportunities.he’s no a real black!
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