Tuesday on MSNBC’s Deadline, tiresome race hustler Al Sharpton said that even though President Joe Biden signed into law the Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act, America had a “long way to go” on race issues given Republican senators “bogus questions” during the confirmation hearing of Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson, who happens to be black.
“I think that it was hopeful to be able to see this legislation finally pass,” Sharpton began, even though lynchings are a thing of the past. “But as I sat in the Rose Garden, I also thought about not far from the White House, we saw just last week a black woman being questioned about race as she is now nominated to be the first black woman on the Supreme Court.”
Sharpton is lying, as always. She wasn’t questioned about “race” but about her support for the racist tenets of Critical Race Theory, a neo-Marxist tool of indoctrination that is metastasizing throughout our educational system.
He added, “So when you look at the Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee that are still raising the same kind of bogus questions, it says that, yes, we have come a long way, but we’ve got a long way to go. If you don’t believe it, just look at the hearings, not 100 years ago, but just last week. When you ask a black woman who has that has passed everything you could imagine to show she’s qualified, whether or not she practices religion, is she religious on a scale of one to ten, then ask her about her about coloring book of a young white child and do you think he’s a racist and accuse her of dealing with Critical Race Theory, we still have a lot of work to do.”
Sharpton is right about America having a long way to go in terms of race, but not in the way he means. The real racists are Sharpton’s own fellow Democrats, who have thrown the color-blind ideals of the original Civil Rights movement under the bus in order to promote and exploit the racially divisive, anti-American agenda of Critical Race Theory.