Stan Hargus: Stan Hargus of Louisiana tells us of the injection of multiculturalism into American TV programsMulticulturalism madness: “Selling: the Negro”I READ Ludovic Kennedy’s naughty remarks.
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Stan
Hargus of
Louisiana tells us of the injection of multiculturalism into American TV programs
Multiculturalism madness: “Selling: the Negro”
I READ Ludovic Kennedy‘s naughty remarks.
In the U.S. we have been undergoing a hard sell of
Negroes for about ten years.
If one will comprehend with some detachment advertisements of all sorts, it seems that those for a majority of goods and services also carry as a sidecar a sales pitch for the acceptance of Negroes. They are now the most heavily advertised “product” in the U.S.
The hybridized Negro is the product which the
“system” — if I may use that word for the interlocking conspiracy of commercial, governmental and social engineers from whom we suffer — is keenest to sell.
You hardly ever see a pure Negro in an advertisement, a real black-as-a-tire Negro. No, what we see almost exclusively is the mocca-colored product of a
Negroid/Caucasian mix. “Get used to it. It’s OK. Get inured to it.”
It goes without saying that the masters of the entertainment business are now promoting the Black boy/White girl nexus with relentless energy.
In the U.S., we have some sort of “three-face rule.”
If there are three or more people in a TV shot, at least one must be Negro. Negroes are portrayed usually as judges, doctors, fighter pilots, wise men, wise women, as prudent, moderate, quiet, normal.
I call this “reverse stereotyping.” If there is a goofball character in a commercial, he is White. The
Negro character condescends to convey wisdom about which brand of soap is best to buy. On and on and on. . . I find it helps to laugh at it.
Once you can get people to wake up to what they are really being fed, I find that they too get a laugh out of it. And if one laughs at something like this, it has lost a lot of its punch.