What do you think of this statement? "Herman Cain is a 'Black Man Who Knows His Place"?

It's her opinion of the Republican base. She's entitled to it. Just as Herman Cain is entitled to say that African Americans have been brainwashed.

Both are generalizations with a racist tinge. Is there truth to either statement? I would say that to those who practice some racism themselves, they will seize on statements such as these and wave them like flags of vindication.

To everyone else? They're both just examples of people not really thinking before speaking. @Goldie 47 months ago.

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