A friend put it this way that I felt was spot on, "What happened to the post racial America that Obama promised? After decades of promoting one class of people as victims, how do you stop being a victim when everyone else has stopped victimizing you?
I guess we have our answer. You manufacture it, to maintain your identity.
I guess we have our answer. You manufacture it, to maintain your identity.
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Black Man Pleads Guilty to Posing as Obama-Hating White Supremacist on Facebook
written by The Associated Press
Friday, August 14, 2009
NEW ORLEANS — An African-American man from Mississippi admits posing as a white supremacist to send a death threat across state lines by Facebook.
The U.S. Attorney's Office says 20-year-old Dyron L. Hart of Poplarville pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court to making a threat in November 2008.
Hart admitted creating a name and using a white supremacists' photo to pose as a white man who planned to kill blacks because Barack Obama had been elected president.
He originally was charged with threatening three black students at Nicholls State — where he had attended one semester — but pleaded guilty Wednesday to one count.
He sent the threats from a computer in Poplarville.
The maximum sentence is five years in prison and a $250,000 fine; sentencing is Nov. 18.
Black Man Pleads Guilty to Posing as Obama-Hating White Supremacist on Facebook
written by The Associated Press
Friday, August 14, 2009
NEW ORLEANS — An African-American man from Mississippi admits posing as a white supremacist to send a death threat across state lines by Facebook.
The U.S. Attorney's Office says 20-year-old Dyron L. Hart of Poplarville pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court to making a threat in November 2008.
Hart admitted creating a name and using a white supremacists' photo to pose as a white man who planned to kill blacks because Barack Obama had been elected president.
He originally was charged with threatening three black students at Nicholls State — where he had attended one semester — but pleaded guilty Wednesday to one count.
He sent the threats from a computer in Poplarville.
The maximum sentence is five years in prison and a $250,000 fine; sentencing is Nov. 18.
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