Some of you may already know that Connie Chastain is an artist as well as a writer. Let’s see some of her recent work:
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Apparently this is now close to a daily affirmation from someone complaining about white people problems.
And that brings us to Connie’s role model, Stuart Smalley … remember this and this?
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Just remember, Connie … “I’m good enough, I’m smart enough, and, doggone it, people like me!”
Well, you just keep telling yourself that. Trace it, face it, and erase it.
She is just too Awesome!
White people such as myself, seem to be well represented in congress.
Especially we white males.
I can’t help and look at the photo on the right and think…SEN Stuart Smalley (D-MN)!
Ever try to explain Minnesota?
True…true.
Given the rather low bar we Americans have established for election to high office, it seems to me that the ability to pull off a clever party trick is as good a qualification as any.
Never heard of her. I suspect publicity gets her dander up and makes her forget to take her meds.
Ya know, if she (or they) would just let up on the ancestor worship to establish the entirety of her identity, she wouldn’t have to expend all this energy in a futile search for justification.
“Professor Young, we would like you to speak to the Latino Law Students Association.”
“Sorry Oswaldo, but I prefer to associate with white people.”
Who could possibly be justifiably offended by that, I ask you.
Every time she posts that nonsense I always think of this scene.
Gotta love Uncle Ruckus. I always think of HK Edgerton.
Pretty certain that there is a psychological term to describe this degree of tribalism. One thing for sure is that it shows fear of the future and today’s world. I can only assume that she is a first class racist. Perhaps if she spent a few years living in New York City things might change. Or working and living in place where people won’t tolerate these type of expressions.
This just in:
We are all multiculturalists.
It’s so easy. Have some ice cream.