The real story is that the president of the Steubenville NAACP has been saying this for a while without the media showing any willingness to report on what he was saying and who he was.
NAACP President Blames Steubenville Rape Victim: “She Was Drunk and Willing”
March 28, 2013 By 82 Comments
Soros Donates $1 Mil to NAACP to Promote Voter Fraud
March 28, 2013 By 6 Comments
Soros cares about voting rights the way sharks care about the feelings of tuna. Soros doesn’t have much in common with the NAACP but is using it as a tool to promote his real agenda.
How Much Does it Cost for the NAACP to Cry “Racism”?
January 23, 2013 By 7 Comments
In a racially divisive society, every argument comes down to racism.
South Carolina Wins Voter ID Battle with Holder, NAACP, Asks for $3.5 Million
January 8, 2013 By 10 Comments
The civil rights organizations tried to persuade the court to not award costs against them because “their participation should be encouraged and because they cannot afford to pay.”
NAACP Continues War Against Tests and Education
September 29, 2012 By 10 Comments
The NAACP’s data shows that American Indians had a 15.7 percent acceptance rate. Asian-Americans had a 35 percent acceptance rate, ahead of whites at only 30.6 percent. Latinos had a 6 percent acceptance rate and blacks had a 5 percent rate. If this test is truly racist, then why does it favor Asians over whites?
NAACP Asks UN for Murderer Voting Rights
September 27, 2012 By 8 Comments
Charging that millions of citizens have been denied the right to vote because of felony convictions, the NAACP called on the UN to investigate America’s “racially discriminatory election laws.”
How Eric Holder and Barack Obama Squandered the Promise of a Post-Racial America
March 31, 2011 By
A limited internal investigation into whether the people who dismissed the black panther voter intimidation case acted unethically has concluded. No surprise, the DOJ found that DOJ did not act unethically. This minor event was enough to create media history. For the first time since the scandal broke, the New York Times, NPR, Associated Press and Washington Post all covered the black panther voter intimidation matter. It seems media interest peaks when the government is to be defended – a perverse position given the historic import of the free press.
