[aristeides]

Jesse, let's see, you're claiming that Mr. Dyson and others called you ignorant, accused you of being the white man's boy, attacked your education, the way you spoke, said you were a pawn for the white man.

Why do these black racists call those who disagree with them "ignorant" all the time? Seems to me they're the ones who are ignorant.

[aristeides]

DYSON: If he was a white man saying this, he would be branded as a racist. He is reprehensible. He needs to be called out.

In effect, Dyson admits how the charge of being a "racist" (for whites, blacks like Peterson are called "self-hating") is used to intimidate people out of saying things he does not like.

[Saundra Duffy]

Just caught the tail end of it. Seems like Hannity was not all that supportive for some reason. Anyway, thanks for posting this. For victory & freedom!!!

[Recovering_Democrat]

Reverend Jesse Lee Peterson says that he was booed, jeered and called a white man's boy when he attended the annual convention of the National Association of Black Journalists.

The state of so-called "Journalism" in America today is to name-call and use the ad hominem attack to the exclusion of reasonable examination of facts. Black liberal "journalists" don't have the monopoly on this idiocy: non-blacks are just as idiotic.

Fox News is the exception: I don't agree with everything I hear, but I do generally hear both sides.

[JoeSixPack1]

Whenever Group-Think is challenged, political power is circumvented. Rev. Peterson's personal outlook on his race exposes the collective political power black leaders have aquired through racial division.

The claim of "whitey's boy" is comical when compared to the title "first black President" given to a snow white draft dodger because he exercised his political power to spread tax dollars to politically controlled religous groups promising voter loyalty.

And to top it off, this entire episode was supposedly beneficial to a segment of the population known as "REPORTERS", not leaders. But I guess that isn't even questioned anymore.

[ArcLight]

Frankly, Peterson sounds to me like an idiot. Assuming he said the sort of stuff Dyson says he said--and Peterson's own words suggest that he did say something like that.

[mhking]

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[swheats]

I can't believe Dison's biggest concern was that Rev Peterson told him Jesus doesn't talk to him. I guess the truth hurts...you'll know them by their fruit.

[Lucius Cornelius Sulla]

He is reprehensible. He needs to be called out.

I know that in the 'good old days' calling someone out was a euphemism for challenging someone to a duel. If the shouting head types actually could still do this, it might make folks a lot more civil. Couldn't hurt around FR sometimes, either.

[What Is Ain't]

if you've ever wondered what a self-hating black man who despises black culture and worships at the alter of whiteness looks like, take a gander at the Reverend Jesse Lee Peterson.

Translation: he thinks for himself and doesn't regurgitate the victimology line his detractors demand of all black voices. Woe unto him who tries to flee the plantation.

I admire the courage it takes to stand with so few beside you in such an important battle.

I wish Jesse all the best.