Racial neuroses of the elites

Victor Davis Hanson writes,

Lies fall by their own weight.

Millions of Americans have become baffled by myths such as “hands up, don’t shoot” [10] and “white Hispanic” [11] — if they have not already tuned out the racial neuroses of the elite long ago. Calling someone “racist” and demands of ostracism from society for sloppy speech have almost become proof that the accuser himself is a racialist, a believer in race as the father of us. If Martin Luther King’s dream of race as incidental not essential to our characters were ever reified, millions of racialist Americans would be out of a job.

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