Hi everybody and welcome to On a Polidetic I'm your host Omelette Pinobi.

You know oftentimes we have conversations on this show about systemic racism and sort of

dispelling the myths surrounding systemic racism and there are some common ones, you know,

the justice system, policing, employment. These are things that we hear often in left-leaning

spaces when they're arguing for the existence of systemic racism. But I want to talk about

some less common arguments for systemic racism. We're going to go through three of them and I

didn't want to do this myself so I brought on a guest today. His name is Larry Elder and we are

going to dispel three uncommon myths surrounding systemic racism.

So Larry let's start with number one, the Toza Race Massacre. Now we hear this phrase,

you know circling around often as an example of racism against black people saying you know even

when black people try to succeed and create something like black wall street which it was later

termed, it's burned down by white racist and taken from them. What is your response to that?

I'm watching Super Bowl last year and there's a city group commercial. It's a black guy. He talks

about the Toza massacre of 1921. What he didn't tell you, we talk about in Uncle Tom too, is that

Toza that area was completely rebuilt within a matter of a few years without one dime of government

money and it wasn't called the black wall street until after it was rebuilt. The point is the idea

that after slavery blacks were going always, always me, always me, we're not making any progress and

when they did the white man came and put his foot down and stomped everything is a flat out lie.

As is it is a lie that racism is in America's DNA which is what Barack Obama said, it is a lie that

you can divide the country between semi-fascists and non-Semi-fascists is a lie you can divide the

country between irredeemable deplorables and those who are not which is what Hillary said. The

Democrat Party does that to divide us because they want black people to be angry why because if you're

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