My interview with Martin Bashir on MSNBC today. We talk about the stereotypes surrounding so-called “angry Black men” and how the president must strike a delicate balance in responding to critics.
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Two things bother me about this: First, its a shame that a serious candidate would talking about race as a qualifier to the presidency. Second; It grieves me that Herman Cain is willing to discredit Barrack Obama on the less than perfect black heritage. Does a black man rise to a place of prominence in the political arena, only to say to other black American’s “you’re not good enough?” This is typical of the old slave system in the south, where the “house negro’s” thought of themselves as better than the field slaves. Are black Republican’s turning their backs on others, because they think their better?