Black Racism 2

By | November 11, 2011

HERMAN CAIN

            The people of African descent living in America as a result of the European Slave Trade can and do exhibit traits/characteristics of poor self-esteem  – – – they don’t like or value themselves. They have not only been MEASURED by foreign European standards as to intellect, behavior, speech and appearance they also have been culturally and legally devalued for their differences.

To cope, court acceptance and survive, African Americans have adapted to European norms and in doing so often rejecting and devaluing their own. They do this in their appearance, their speech, their familial ties, and the selection of their marriage partners, the communities they choose to live in and their political affiliations. They separate themselves from their community in an attempt to claim that they are “different” and therefore “better” because in their mind being considered Black is “bad, is less”

Herman Cain declared that (“unlike himself”) Blacks in America have been brainwashed into being a part of the Democratic Party. He is (unlike them) separate from their beliefs and lack of independent thinking (and therefore “BETTER.”)

Herman Cain has internalized racism.

 Herman Cain finds fault with and rejects Black people and their values.

 Herman Cain purposely separates himself from the Black community so that he, like his oppressors, can stand above them in criticism of them, feeling superior to them.

Herman Cain’s rejection of the Black community speaks volumes of Herman Cain’s self-hate and low self-esteem.

Herman Cain doesn’t like or love, and accept himself.

Herman Cain’s current personal issues may well reinforce Herman Cain’s need for validation and acceptance from outside sources and communities, i.e.

Blond Blue Eyed White Women.


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