White Civil Rights : The Website for Europeans and Americans Wherever They May Live

by Charles Coughlin

Despite decades of diversity propaganda and political correctness, it seems another White celebrity has outraged the Black community. Is this a real incident in which someone used the N-word or is this yet another case of Al Sharpton trying to make a mountain out of a molehill? The dialogue in question went as follows: Producer Bernard McGuirk said: “that’s some rough girls from Rutgers. Man, they got tattoos… Some hardcore hoes.” Don Imus responded “That’s some nappy-headed hoes…” Because of this brief exchange with absolutely no racial epithets, the lunatic Al Sharpton and PC thought police are demanding Imus’ head on a silver platter.

Now wait a second. The producer was the one who called the girl basketball players “hoes” because of their tatoos. All Imus did was add “nappy-headed” a term meaning kinky or frizzy hair. Since when is this a racial epithet??? The only offensive term being used was the term “ho.” Does Al Sharpton want us to think that “nappy” is a racial slur?? (more…)

(left) Newsweek cover example of the immense coverage of the nonexistent rape at Duke University. (right) The real life White victims of rape, torture and murder at the hands of Black assailants — yet, not reported by a single national news story.

Comparing the Duke Lacrosse Team “Rape” Coverage to the torture, rape and murder of Channon Christian and Christopher Newsom

By David Duke

For more than a year the District Attorney in the area of Duke University accused members of the Lacrosse team of a rape against an African American woman who happened to be stripper, drug addict and prostitute. The politically-minded prosecutor clearly committed the felonious crime of obstruction of justice as he hid exculpatory forensic evidence absolving the boys of any crime. After months of scandalous news coverage and universal condemnation against the Lacrosse team and Duke, the cases were dropped.

Because this incident concerned alleged White perpetrators and an alleged Black victim, the prosecutor felt he had a right to criminally obstruct justice to the point of jailing some young college men for a crime they did not commit. The controlled media used this incident to expose alleged White racism and White hate crimes against non-Whites. The Duke university Lacrosse “rape” story grew to the point where there is hardly a person in America, Canada or even Europe or Australia who has not heard of the case. In literally thousands of articles the media shamelessly brought an anti-White race angle into the case. The chronic theme was “White boys from decent families assault poor Black woman.” In a lynch mob atmosphere, 88 Duke University faculty members signed a letter calling for the punishment of the boys even before the investigation was completed. Vigilante posters picturing the Lacrosse team appeared all over the Duke campus. To quote the faculty letter:

The lacrosse team… may well feel they can claim innocence and sport their disgraced jerseys on campus, safe under the cover of silent whiteness. But where is the black woman who their violence and raucous witness injured for life? (more…)