The phony alliance between blacks and Hispanics

REV. JESSE LEE PETERSON |

The phony alliance between blacks and Hispanics

Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, the NAACP, Newark Mayor Booker, Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and others work to promote the false illusion that blacks and Hispanics are united, while they ignore the cold reality that blacks are being targeted daily.

At a recent press conference in Chicago, Sharpton continued promulgating the unity lie, saying, "We [blacks and Hispanics] need to sit down and see how we can share power in Chicago. …"

Jackson went so far as to provide cover to then-Mexican President Vicente Fox after Fox's insulting comments that "illegals do the work that even blacks won't do."

If blacks were under this kind of attack from whites, these same hypocrites would be marching in the streets.

In reality, black and Hispanic "leaders" have a false alliance because their union is based on a mutual hatred of the "white man." They seek to build a coalition of minority voters to get whites out of power.

The root of Hispanic-on-black violence

The black population is on the decline because of unchecked abortion, AIDS and escalating murder rates. Over the past 20-30 years, blacks have been gradually replaced by Hispanics in the construction trades and other fields.

Adding to the problem, the Latin culture fosters racist attitudes toward blacks – which stir up animosity between the two groups.

According to Tanya K. Hernandez, professor at Rutgers University Law School, anti-black racism is a pervasive and entrenched reality in Latin America and the Caribbean. More than 90 percent of the approximately 10 million enslaved Africans brought to the Americas were taken to Latin America and the Caribbean, whereas only 4.6 percent were brought to the U.S.

In Mexico, blacks, estimated to make up 1 percent of the population, report that local and state police often harass them.

Mexican public discourse reflects the hostility toward blacks. For example, the word "black" is often used to mean "ugly"; "getting black" means getting angry; and a "supper of blacks" is used to describe riotous behavior.

Studies also indicate that Hispanics are less likely to accept blacks as neighbors; whereas blacks don't harbor the same hostility toward Hispanics.

Therefore it shouldn't be surprising that many Hispanics bring racist attitudes with them to the U.S.

If blacks held onto the moral character and family unity they once had before they allowed the federal government to become the "daddy" of the family, they would not sit idle and allow themselves to be driven out of their communities.

Black Americans are getting what they deserve. If they don't get their act together and return back to family, character and love of country, they will once again become a slave class, if they survive at all.

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