ESPN Analyst: Where Was Outrage After Harry Reid Said Obama Had 'No Negro Dialect'?

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Robert Smith, the former Ohio State and Minnesota Vikings running back who is now an ESPN analyst, wondered on Sunday, regarding the Donald Sterling controversy, why there was no outrage when Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid called President Barack Obama a "light-skinned" African American with no "Negro dialect" in 2010.

Reid apologized for the comments, which were in Game Change. Mainstream media journalist Marc Ambinder was the first to uncover Reid's remarks in the book when he discovered an early copy of the book at a D.C. book store.

 

[Brian4Liberty]

It occurs to me that the use of this word is just a generational thing. Many older black folks still use it too. Marxism is famous for disposing of the old folks. It's ironic because pundits like Hannity fully buy in to the politically correct, cultural Marxism, while throwing respect for elders right out the window.