Research published last month found that Whites who learned about racial disparities in covid were more indifferent to precautionary measures. https://t.co/l7dK1OBayF
— Philip Bump (@pbump) June 28, 2022
Hit hard by COVID-19, Black Americans share their grief https://t.co/SxeFjiVOBg
— TIME (@TIME) June 20, 2022
How COVID exposed racial disparities in all aspects of the healthcare system https://t.co/dyXCeuiAPV
— NPR Health News (@NPRHealth) June 20, 2022
This is now mainstream in the Republican Party.
"The refusal of many GOP leaders to condemn replacement theory even after the Buffalo shooting, and their determination to block greater law-enforcement scrutiny of violent white supremacists, underscores how far we are from that world." https://t.co/OrH7BDDBEs
— Joe Sudbay (@JoeSudbay) June 3, 2022
A new Yahoo News/YouGov poll shows that more than 6 in 10 Donald Trump voters agree that “a group of people in this country are trying to replace native-born Americans with immigrants and people of color who share their political views.” https://t.co/rZIIjGbpTx
— Yahoo News (@YahooNews) May 24, 2022
#Colorado news anchor reminded viewers of Rep. Boebert’s (R-Colo.) past open embrace of the #racist “replacement theory” that inspired the massacre at a supermarket in Buffalo, New York, last weekend.https://t.co/OgbQgLwhEI
— P CADFAEL (@PCadfael) May 21, 2022
Stefanik echoed ‘great replacement’ But firms kept donating.
— Steve Schmidt (@SteveSchmidtSES) May 23, 2022
Every Black, Brown or Jewish person who works at these places is under attack from an extremist movement that dehumanizes and invites violence against them. Their employers are funding it. Sick
https://t.co/EaijvOSJHR
All over the country, sitting members of Congress, candidates, state politicians and former officeholders have been bringing a white supremacist conspiracy theory to the forefront. Story with @_erinmansfield https://t.co/a4iqWjUVBW via @usatoday
— Candy Woodall (@candynotcandace) May 29, 2022
This is the important context for the discussion of "great replacement theory." https://t.co/8yxK7dE2r5 pic.twitter.com/BKJY3Pa9gL
— Philip Bump (@pbump) May 25, 2022
The anti-abortion movement's dark, racist history: https://t.co/obGrhPzkxe
— FiveThirtyEight (@FiveThirtyEight) July 25, 2022
CNN’s Abby Phillip Calls Out Tucker Carlson, Fox News in Wake of Shooting: White Replacement Theory a ‘Mainstay of Their Primetime Hours’ https://t.co/WxEFTJlSeU
— Mediaite (@Mediaite) May 15, 2022
these tucker carlson "great replacement" clips are just from the last year and I may have missed a few. pic.twitter.com/l04NvLJq2C
— John Kerr (@JohnnyHeatWave) May 15, 2022
Yesterday, a white supremacist spewing the “great replacement” conspiracy theory mainstreamed by Fox News’ biggest star Tucker Carlson killed 10 people in Buffalo.
— Matthew Gertz (@MattGertz) May 15, 2022
Tomorrow, Fox holds its upfronts presentation, where it will tell media buyers to ignore that and keep buying ads.
The man authorities say opened fire in a Buffalo grocery store Saturday, killing 10, appears to have left behind a white supremacist manifesto centered on the idea of a plot to replace the White population with immigrants.https://t.co/HMQafvLDOa
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) May 15, 2022
“The left…become hysterical if you use the term ‘replacement,’ if you suggest that the Democratic Party is trying to replace the current electorate…with more obedient voters from the third world. Let’s just say it: That’s true.”
— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) May 14, 2022
— Tucker Carlson, Fox News, April 2021
The contents of the Buffalo manifesto are nothing new among 4chan-based extremists.
— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) May 15, 2022
The Buffalo suspect was enraptured with the oldest of white supremacist and Nazi tropes: That Jews were sending in non-white immigrants to replace whites.
Terrorists who believe in the replacement theory have killed Jews, Muslims, Mexicans and Black people, all seen as "invaders" trying to replace white people. This is repeated almost daily on Tucker's show. Murdochs have blood on their hands which they wipe off with money.
— Wajahat Ali (@WajahatAli) May 15, 2022
Don’t forget that the Republican National Committee censured Adam Kinzinger for being anti-Trump but did nothing when Matt Gaetz promoted Replacement Theory. pic.twitter.com/qXL3YIynGJ
— Andrew Weinstein (@Weinsteinlaw) May 15, 2022
Noting that in AP copy, 18-yeear-old Michael Brown was an “18-year old Black man,” while 18-year-old Payton Gendron is a “white teenager.” pic.twitter.com/53Jt1vWuqf
— Dr. Thrasher (@thrasherxy) May 15, 2022
Amazing how few Republicans want to condemn white nationalism
Source: CBS News/YouGov poll, May 18-20.
— Will Saletan (@saletan) May 23, 2022
Writeup: https://t.co/olbQPtYaB2
Crosstabs: https://t.co/vLbOsw6OVy pic.twitter.com/9HjGitpu05
They’re afraid of their white supremacist base. This is terrible.
Read @anniekarni https://t.co/JnItEVURU8
— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) April 12, 2022
Female patients and people of color are more likely to have their symptoms dismissed by medical providers, studies show.
— The New York Times (@nytimes) March 30, 2022
New York Times readers shared their experiences with what many refer to as "medical gaslighting." Read more: https://t.co/TwJPrC0k0s pic.twitter.com/7o2g0yHgRQ
Black Americans suffered disproportionately in #COVID19's early days due to systemic racism & a lack of health care in Black communities, a new report says.
— AJ+ (@ajplus) March 30, 2022
Older Black Americans were 5x more likely to die vs. white people, and Black people were 2x as likely to be food insecure. pic.twitter.com/itehlbKUes
Black adult hospitalizations reached a pandemic high during the omicron wave, CDC study finds https://t.co/ADDx6Z1RYI
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 19, 2022
"We must confront the fact that, too often, Black people do not get the quality of health care that would allow them to trust the medical system with their lives," Elaine Batchlor writes in a guest opinion. https://t.co/zkDqN9Rgzk
— Washington Post Opinions (@PostOpinions) March 30, 2022
New York City will start offering free access to doulas to combat disparities in maternal care.
— AJ+ (@ajplus) March 25, 2022
The U.S. has the worst maternal mortality rate of developed nations. Black women are 3x more likely to die from pregnancy complications due to structural racism and health inequities. pic.twitter.com/sdRaXf0x2N
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated health inequity for Black, Brown, and Indigenous Americans, resulting in significantly higher rates of COVID-19 infection, hospitalization, and death compared to their white counterparts.
— Oversight Committee (@OversightDems) March 29, 2022
WATCH Dr. Jamila Michener speak up: pic.twitter.com/kiuvmHSuvA
This is how systemic & medical racism shows up, it’s evident in health disparities left in the wake. #BlackAmericans based on employment & community factors were at increased risk of infection, hospitalization, & death BUT were NOT prioritized for vaccines.https://t.co/9Nq4jtqQkG
— Ebony Jade Hilton, MD (@EbonyJHilton_MD) March 29, 2022
Long-festering concerns about racial disparities in gynecologic and obstetric services are set against the backdrop of an imminent Supreme Court ruling. https://t.co/YxLs2t3C7e
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 10, 2022
New from me: As the Supreme Court weighs the fate of Roe v. Wade, advocates and health care providers fear that cutting off access to abortion will lead to more pregnancy-related complications and deaths that disproportionately affect Black people.https://t.co/0G4gqb9DIa
— Shawna Chen (@shawnarchen) June 17, 2022
The FBI is investigating bomb threats against at least 17 historically Black colleges. University and community leaders say it is not surprising to see threats aimed at spaces where Black people frequent, but they insisted they won't be intimidated. https://t.co/Sa0YRGvR5r
— The Associated Press (@AP) February 7, 2022
In 1999, two bombs were set off at FAMU. Last week 13+ HBCUs across the country received bomb threats that remind us that racialized violence is alive and well. Read my latest at @TeenVogue here!https://t.co/H7bsBvGi4y
— Clarissa Brooks (@ClarissaMBrooks) February 7, 2022
This morning, a third anonymous mass bomb threat was made against at least seven HBCUs:
— Booker G. Washington (@TendentiousG) February 1, 2022
Howard (third time)
Alcorn
Mississippi Valley
Jackson State
Edward Waters
Kentucky State
Morgan State
Since January 4, a total of 21 bomb threats have been made targeting 19 different HBCUs. https://t.co/fXrClHWwO4
Howard University has endured at least four bomb threats in the past two months. https://t.co/ufPCnh3Ciz
— CNN (@CNN) February 14, 2022
How can Republicans justify voting to keep the statues?
120 House Republicans Vote Against Removing Confederate Statues From Capitol https://t.co/vOtC5wCFwR
— Mediaite (@Mediaite) June 30, 2021
House votes 285-120 to remove Confederate statues from the Capitol.
— Cristina Marcos (@cimarcos) June 29, 2021
Only a minority of Republicans – 67 – voted with all Dems in support.https://t.co/JgP7IZlDxK
120 votes for Confederate statues. I thought it was 2021, not 1921. https://t.co/CUKTNtIMWN
— Susan Glasser (@sbg1) June 29, 2021
Republican politicians and right-wing media can’t attack Biden because he is popular. Their supporters don’t hate him because he is a white man unlike Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. They don’t attack his policies because they are popular, too.
Instead, they stoke the culture wars – Dr. Seuss, Mr. Potato Head, and now CRT. CRT is not taught in K-12 schools. It’s an undergraduate/graduate school level subject. However, talking about it inflames the white nationalist Republican base.
I’ve been trying not to wade into this much bc I hate being reactive to foolishness, but it’s annoying as hell being a Black woman lawyer taught by a number of preeminent Critical Race Theory pioneers and see it butchered like this, from every end of the ideological spectrum.
— Malaika Jabali (@MalaikaJabali) June 20, 2021
I love how so many aspects of how CRT is covered actually proves the premise of CRT. This reporter had not known of it before this controversy, hence it must have been “obscure” and only recently “discovered” by people that matter
— Asha Rangappa (@AshaRangappa_) June 19, 2021
President Donald Trump was watching Fox News one evening last summer when Christopher Rufo appeared, complaining about critical race theory.
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 19, 2021
The next day, Trump demanded action. Here's how Rufo's complaint came to dominate conservative politics. https://t.co/aJRjQPzHZB
Wisconsin congressman introduces bill to ban critical race theory in D.C. schools https://t.co/eeqCb4bm2e
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 19, 2021
Debunking the lies about Critical Race Theory – a timely essay by the historian @arielagross https://t.co/sYj4JhMymu
— Brent Staples (@BrentNYT) June 18, 2021
Dear White People, Critical Race Theory doesn’t mean you are a horrible person. It means you benefit from racism and we need to explain how. Now if you oppose people talking about Critical Race Theory *that* does mean you’re a horrible person. This isn’t hard stuff.
— Young Daddy (@Toure) June 18, 2021
For the life of me I can’t figure out why these people have jumped on critical race theory as the ultimate boogeyman. Few people knew about it and even fewer studied it. All I can come up with is that it *sounds* offensive to them.
— Charles M. Blow (@CharlesMBlow) June 18, 2021
This is how they made Sharia into a non-existent threat and problem. Same playbook. https://t.co/pxSkVk1gH6
— Wajahat Ali (@WajahatAli) June 17, 2021
Fox’s anti-“critical race theory” parents are also GOP activists | @mmfa https://t.co/4SvAI1wOjz
— David I. Ramadan (@DavidIRamadan) June 17, 2021
The new red scare https://t.co/YhSdo9CmFX
— Catherine Rampell (@crampell) June 20, 2021
There are numerous examples
Home appraisal increased by almost $100,000 after Black family hid their race
She was told her condo was worth $278,000 — $1,000 less than she paid for it 6 years earlier. But a second appraisal, in which she not include her race, valued her condo at $340,000. Experts say home appraisals add to inequities Black homeowners face: https://t.co/opSuR2UtDP
— Elvia Malagón (@ElviaMalagon) October 7, 2020
Black homeowner had a white friend stand in for third appraisal. Her home value doubled. https://t.co/ItadTN09kP
— Kaitlin Lange (@kaitlin_lange) May 13, 2021
A Black couple in California just found the appraisal for their (exact same) house shot up 50% when a White friend stepped in to pose as the homeowner.
— Ari Melber (@AriMelber) February 16, 2021
Digging in tonight in our report with @hmcghee …
California Black, Latina real estate couple lowballed $250,000 in home appraisal | https://t.co/636QJLwjfs #TheDevilYouKnow https://t.co/XPMmjgUG4Z
— Charles M. Blow (@CharlesMBlow) February 23, 2021
“…America is not racist”
— JerriLynn (@Jerri_Lynn25) May 6, 2021
An unconscious bias? Biracial Denver couple says they faced discrimination on home appraisal https://t.co/IDVq0RXcNZ
“We elected a Black President” and everything I just don’t understand…
— JerriLynn (@Jerri_Lynn25) May 6, 2021
Black California couple lowballed by $500K in home appraisal, believe race was a factor https://t.co/DA44yXUfQm via @abc7
It's prevalent Canada toohttps://t.co/GphYBm7fog
— Zolomon (@Galactus1999) May 7, 2021
Black California Homeowner Says He Almost Lost $155K In Home Appraisal Because Comps Chosen Were ‘Bottom of the Barrel’https://t.co/OtrUkv6ovZ
— JBE (@msjbe20a) April 1, 2021
A Black woman put her house on the market. Appraiser valued it at $125,000. She got a new appraisal and got a white man to pose as the home's owner. Samw house was valued at $259,000.
— Young Daddy (@Toure) May 27, 2021
How many Black-owned homes have been undervalued by appraisals that are robbing Black wealth?
Now ask yourself how many moments of valuation like this – in job interviews, at their job, in raising money for a business, in conversations with their doctors, in interactions with police – exist in every Black life and what the aggregated consequences are across generations. https://t.co/3B7AOJuWta
— Franklin Leonard (@franklinleonard) December 5, 2021
A 2018 study by the Brookings Institution found that homes in Black neighborhoods in U.S. metropolitan areas were undervalued by an average of $48,000, amounting to $156 billion in losses. https://t.co/CY81cSJhUn
— Eugene Scott (@Eugene_Scott) December 6, 2021
Proposed legislation addressing systemic appraisal discrimination would be the latest sign of reform in the appraisal industry, which determines the fair market value of homes https://t.co/CWlspTbsMs
— Bloomberg CityLab (@CityLab) March 6, 2022
A Black professor had his house appraised.
— Cliff Levy (@cliffordlevy) August 18, 2022
The value: $472,000.
Then he removed indications of Blackness from his home, including family photos.
He had a white colleague — another Johns Hopkins professor — stand in.
The second appraisal: $750,000.https://t.co/Yf64ufBxXx
Sad!