Black Xmas

30 Nov, 2017 by Dave Blount

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For some, the Christmas season is a time of good will and good cheer. But for others, every season is a time to hate Whitey:

A California State University-Los Angeles professor is urging Americans to participate in a “Black Xmas” by divesting from “white corporations” and fighting “White Capitalism.”

Like all things hated by moonbats, capitalism is associated with European heritage.

In her op-ed for The Los Angeles Sentinel, Melina Abdullah, a Black Lives Matter activist and the chair of the school’s Department of Pan-African Studies, explains that “Black Xmas” is “an economic divestment from White corporations and an investment in building Black community through support for Black community organizations and businesses.”

Kids aren’t going to be thrilled with what they find under the tree if all of it has to be produced without involvement by white people. However,

The official website of the initiative provides additional instructions to participants, asking Americans to stop “spending with White corporations” between November 24, 2016 and January 1, 2018.

Barks Melina,

“We know that state-sanctioned violence is rooted in White-supremacist capitalism.”

State-sanctioned violence? She must think we live in South Africa, where white farmers are murdered on an almost daily basis while the government studiously looks the other way.

Look out, here comes more of the demented rhetoric this nutty professor is paid to regurgitate:

“We have to not only disrupt the systems of policing that literally kill our people, but we have to disrupt the white supremacist, capitalistic, patriarchal, heteronormative system that is really the root cause of these police killings.”

Once we abolish rule of law, white achievement, economic freedom, maleness, heterosexuality, et cetera, the death squads will finally cease their evil work.

Between skyrocketing tuition and massive taxpayer-funded support, oceans of money have been pouring into universities. Increasingly, Melina Abdullah represents what society gets in return.

On a tip from Varla. Cross-posted at Moonbattery.