Yes I am, she benefited from something and doesn't support that program anymore cuz she got what she needed. There's no depth to flashing the black community the middle-finger.
During the violent days of the
Civil Rights Movement, Reverend Rice armed himself and kept guard over the house while Condoleezza practiced the piano inside. According to J.L. Chestnut, Reverend Rice called local civil rights leader
Fred Shuttlesworth and his followers "uneducated, misguided Negroes."
[6][7] Also, Reverend Rice instilled in his daughter and students that black people would have to prove themselves worthy of advancement, and would simply have to be "twice as good" to overcome injustices built into the system.
[8] Rice said “My parents were very strategic, I was going to be so well prepared, and I was going to do all of these things that were revered in white society so well, that I would be armored somehow from racism. I would be able to confront white society on its own terms.”
[9] While the Rices supported the goals of the civil rights movement, they did not agree with the idea of putting their child in harm's way.
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It's not only offensive, its also disturbing to a black person- who doesn't dislike white people(unless they're racist scumbags)- to run into so much white racism.
