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Some things just leave you incredulous. How else can it be said when it comes to the duplicitous standards of blacks pursuant to accountability? I have said it many times, and so I say again: Black people have a definition of right and wrong that is fluid and predicated completely upon skin color.
It matters very little to the majority of blacks what crime a black person commits or to whom a black person does harm, as long as said person is “keeping it real” and espouses the right heterodoxy. And few black groups personify this mentality more transpicuously than “The Black Star Project.”
In the second sentence of The Black Star Project mission statement we read: “Good teachers and administrators are invaluable to the educational process.” But as I observed earlier, when it comes to the mission of such groups, let there be no doubt that beneath the veneer of “just cause,” The Black Star Project is simply another “it’s because we’re black” and “the white man is out to get us” black hate group using skin color as a bludgeon.This Chicago-based organization is supposedly “committed to improving the quality of life in black and Latino communities of Chicago and nationwide by eliminating the racial academic achievement gap” – which, I argue, is simply code-speak used to extort money from industry and to blame whites for black underachievement.
They claim “good teachers and administrators are invaluable to the educational process,” but now that 11 of 12 former Atlanta public school teachers have been found guilty of conspiracy to cheat on student standardized tests, The Black Star Project is outraged. The 11 who were found guilty were some of the 35 educators indicted in March 2013. The defendants included former administrators, principals and teachers.
Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2015/04/black-hate-groups-destructive-hypocrisy/#GdSt3o0Db3eBmJUY.99
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