In a debate with CNN analyst Areva Martin on his radio show about what makes some people qualified for certain jobs over others, [David] Webb said as a general rule when applying for jobs he cares more about his work-related expertise and experience, not skin color. Martin responded archly with, "Well, David, that's a whole long conversation about white privilege..." Webb then told her that he's black. :lamo
https://www.mediaite.com/online/cnn...r-white-privilege-webb-informs-her-hes-black/
Audio clip available at the link.
In a debate with CNN analyst Areva Martin on his radio show about what makes some people qualified for certain jobs over others, [David] Webb said as a general rule when applying for jobs he cares more about his work-related expertise and experience, not skin color. Martin responded archly with, "Well, David, that's a whole long conversation about white privilege..." Webb then told her that he's black. :lamo
https://www.mediaite.com/online/cnn...r-white-privilege-webb-informs-her-hes-black/
Audio clip available at the link.
In a debate with CNN analyst Areva Martin on his radio show about what makes some people qualified for certain jobs over others, [David] Webb said as a general rule when applying for jobs he cares more about his work-related expertise and experience, not skin color. Martin responded archly with, "Well, David, that's a whole long conversation about white privilege..." Webb then told her that he's black. :lamo
https://www.mediaite.com/online/cnn...r-white-privilege-webb-informs-her-hes-black/
Audio clip available at the link.
In a debate with CNN analyst Areva Martin on his radio show about what makes some people qualified for certain jobs over others, [David] Webb said as a general rule when applying for jobs he cares more about his work-related expertise and experience, not skin color. Martin responded archly with, "Well, David, that's a whole long conversation about white privilege..." Webb then told her that he's black. :lamo
https://www.mediaite.com/online/cnn...r-white-privilege-webb-informs-her-hes-black/
Audio clip available at the link.
One would think that a CNN legal analyst would know her subject before inserting foot in mouth. :lol:
In a debate with CNN analyst Areva Martin on his radio show about what makes some people qualified for certain jobs over others, [David] Webb said as a general rule when applying for jobs he cares more about his work-related expertise and experience, not skin color. Martin responded archly with, "Well, David, that's a whole long conversation about white privilege..." Webb then told her that he's black. :lamo
https://www.mediaite.com/online/cnn...r-white-privilege-webb-informs-her-hes-black/
Audio clip available at the link.
I think CNN appoints a person as a "legal analyst" if he's read a John Grisham book.One would think that a CNN legal analyst would know her subject before inserting foot in mouth. :lol:
I think CNN appoint a person as a "legal analyst" if he's read a John Grisham book.
I think CNN appoint a person as a "legal analyst" if he's read a John Grisham book.
When I joined this Forum I chose not to "broadcast my race." I did not think it pertinent in an anonymous political debate forum, preferring other's simply address my views and not my "identity."
No problem for the years prior to Trump's election.
After that however, several "woke" members assumed I was "White" because of my opinions on certain topics and my support for the President I voted for.
A couple called me out for my "White privilege speaking" just like your OP example; compelling me to finally point out I too was a Black American.
That's given most pause, but recently I was accused of "White Supremacism" by one of those same "woke" members, themselves self-identified as "White."
It's as if they can't believe anyone who isn't White can have views that are different from their own. :wassat1:
Or at least a military analyst.Throw in a couple Tom Clancy novels and they'll be vying for a permanent anchor chair.
In a debate with CNN analyst Areva Martin on his radio show about what makes some people qualified for certain jobs over others, [David] Webb said as a general rule when applying for jobs he cares more about his work-related expertise and experience, not skin color. Martin responded archly with, "Well, David, that's a whole long conversation about white privilege..." Webb then told her that he's black. :lamo
https://www.mediaite.com/online/cnn...r-white-privilege-webb-informs-her-hes-black/
Audio clip available at the link.
When I joined this Forum I chose not to "broadcast my race." I did not think it pertinent in an anonymous political debate forum, preferring other's simply address my views and not my "identity."
No problem for the years prior to Trump's election.
After that however, several "woke" members assumed I was "White" because of my opinions on certain topics and my support for the President I voted for.
A couple called me out for my "White privilege speaking" just like your OP example; compelling me to finally point out I too was a Black American.
That's given most pause, but recently I was accused of "White Supremacism" by one of those same "woke" members, themselves self-identified as "White."
It's as if they can't believe anyone who isn't White can have views that are different from their own. :wassat1:
https://www.mediaite.com/online/cnn...r-white-privilege-webb-informs-her-hes-black/
In a debate on his radio show about what makes some people qualified for certain jobs over others, Webb said as a general rule when applying for jobs he cares more about his work-related expertise and experience, not skin color.
“That’s a whole ‘nother long conversation about white privilege, the things that you have the privilege of doing, that people of color don’t have the privilege of,” said guest Martin.
Confused, Webb asked, “How do I have the privilege of white privilege?”
“David… by virtue of being a white male you have white privilege,” Martin began, when Webb interjected:
“Areva, I hate to break it to you, but you should’ve been better prepped. I’m black.”
Ms. CNN Analyst thought she was going to school ‘whitey”... instead, her poison got exposed.
Sigh... this is a classic example of why this issue is going nowhere.
Moderator's Warning: |
Ms. CNN Analyst thought she was going to school ‘whitey”...
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