Where are the black Tea Party people?

Two reporters engage in a heated exchange with black conservative leaders at a press conference at the National Press Club on August 4, 2010 challenging the NAACP on its charges of racism within the tea party. I think it would be best to watch the whole video.

One more vid from that event with different dialog.

Black tea is not to everybody's tastes

Depends on the ideology.

The_Amber_Spyglass wrote:Black tea is not to everybody's tastes

Nope, only Britons, Germans, French and Scandinavians like that. The rest of the world prefers it a bit more lightly colored.

Did anyone actually watch and listen to what these guys had to say about race baiting?

No, I haven't but I will. Serious answer coming soon I promise

The_Amber_Spyglass wrote:No, I haven't but I will. Serious answer coming soon I promise

I actually watched both in their entirety and found them to be interesting in what they had to say.

to regard the Blacks of America as a whole and homogeneous group is so, so wrong. no one group talks for all, and no one group should be see as reflecting a larger proportion then any other... but each and ever opposing voice needs to be honored... the spineless uncle tom... or the extreme right wing... or the black panther... or even the home boy... each voice has it's value and should never be dismissed.

the black tea-party members should be seen as just that.

cable2 wrote:to regard the Blacks of America as a whole and homogeneous group is so, so wrong. no one group talks for all, and no one group should be see as reflecting a larger proportion then any other... but each and ever opposing voice needs to be honored... the spineless uncle tom... or the extreme right wing... or the black panther... or even the home boy... each voice has it's value and should never be dismissed.

the black tea-party members should be seen as just that.

One of the few brilliant things you've said, Cable.