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If Obama means what he says about bringing our country together, and wanting CHANGE, then this evening at his first press conference he needs to come out and demand that the African American community stop this crap NOW…

A lot of my fellow bloggers are calling this kind of CRAP ‘Reverse Racism’, but that’s also a lot of CRAP and here is my take on that….Reverse racism, in actuality, shouldn’t even be a term… It’s described as the act of racism against a majority (typically when talking about whites). But…isn’t that just plain old regular racism? Last time I checked, Caucasian WAS a race. And I’m willing to bet that any other majority suffering from “reverse racism” is a race too. So why isn’t it just racism? so lets just DROP the word ‘Reverse’!!….Papa Mike

By Michelle Malkin

There is a new national slogan/anthem catching on among America’s youth. It’s a popular rap song, a t-shirt, and a taunting chant.

It is this: “MY PRESIDENT IS BLACK.”

Go ahead and Google it. They’re blasting it on the streets of Chicago, saying it like a prayer in Durham, singing it on campus, and putting it on their kids’ clothes in Harlem.

Scenes like this were repeated across the country after Election Day:

    Outside, cars drove across campus, honking triumphal horns as passengers leaned out windows heralding the news of Obama’s unprecedented win. Students giddily repeated the refrain, “My president is black.”

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    You couldn’t find a single copy of the Chicago Tribune or Chicago Sun-Times on newsstands or in boxes anywhere in the city, from Hyde Park up to Evanston. And at least two tricked-out cars on shiny rims that rolled slowly down Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in the historic Bronzeville neighborhood on the city’s gritty South Side were blasting what appeared to be the city’s new unofficial hip-hop presidential anthem: Young Jeezy’s “My President Is Black.”

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    The energy around Benedict’s campus was palpable Wednesday, as students walking to and from classes excitedly discussed the election, some shouting “President Obama!” and singing lyrics to a popular song about Obama by the rapper Young Jeezy, “My President is Black.”

And this, from reader L. in Cobb County, Georgia:

    My senior at an upscale Cobb County Georgia (Newt’s old district) high school came home today in tears. Every black student at this school, where race isn’t usually an indicator of whether or not the teens are friends…they all get along and are for the most part, almost all college bound… was wearing their Obama t-shirts today. Many of them said, “My president is BLACK.” Many had Obama’s head printed on cardboard and waved them through the halls taunting the white kids with, “McCain sucks” and “F– McCain.”

    Anyone who’d previously professed support for McCain is being taunted with “racist.”

    My daughter asked the assistant principal what would happen if she came to school tomorrow with a t-shirt that said, “My president is white” on it. The answer was something like, “I’m with you, but there’s nothing we can do about it.”

Obama supporter and rapper Young Jeezy, who worked the phone banks for his candidate before Election Day, penned “My President Is Black” in time for the Democrat convention in August and invoked it after Obama’s victory.

 Here’s the video (language warning/not safe for children or at work):

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