Melissa Harris-Perry has to be the poster child for the adage, “pride goes before a fall.” She is continually stuck in an altered universe where the only inhabitant seems to be her!
In Melissa’s world, everything is racist. Why is burnt toast black? Because the bread bakers and the toaster makers are white and since burnt stuff is bad then it must be racist.
People are afraid of the dark. The dark is sometimes referred to as “black as night.” A racist must have coined that phrase.
And let’s not forget that Star Wars
Planet of the Apes
Melissa Harris-Perry is an expert at twisting harmless scenarios into racist offenses! She actually thinks she makes sense. Look, if it was just me and a few other white commentators, I’d say you may be correct, but guess what? It’s not just a few of us. Her guests, co-hosts, other anchors, and even experts she’s interviewed have called her out on her lunacy!
When pictures of Mitt Romney’s black grandchild appeared (and for the record, I hate that term. He is simply his grandchild, but they’ve made it a “race” thing.) Melissa’s guest sang the Sesame Street
When Melissa went ballistic on a guest when he called Speaker Paul Ryan a “hard worker.” She said we shouldn’t use that term because that only applies to “folks working in cotton fields”! Not only was she not subjected to a sanity test, but she kept her job and got away with it! Why? You figure it out!
Well, last week she stepped on someone’s last nerve, albeit a white nerve nonetheless.
Her show had been pre-empted a few times because of breaking news coverage with MSNBC reporting election race results, caucuses, and even shootings. You know, the normal breaking news that we see interrupting our favorite shows on any given station.
However, in Melissa’s case, she was certain it had to do with the fact she was black and that her white “owners” didn’t value her enough! Yes, she played the “race card” against the network executives. And she did it in a big, public way. Did you hear the snap?
She has since been fired, as well she should have! I don’t care what color you are, just because you have a camera
Does she feel entitled? Why would that be? Because she’s black? Or a professor? Or a kinda-sorta famous MSNBC commentator?
Based on her comments, apparently she feels that anything negative that happens to her is simply because she is black and not because as a human she is flawed and makes mistakes.
