He said he doesn't agree with the violence, looting, and making the movement against all police. Many older black Americans agree with this that are die hard democrats.
Juan Williams invited then UNINVITED to PBS discussion about race becuz he's not a Black American
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He said he doesn't agree with the violence, looting, and making the movement against all police. Many older black Americans agree with this that are die hard democrats.
Wait, what???? Sexualizing the Obama kids??? Dude you sound crazy. First, they both are adults with the oldest being 22, soon to be 23.
If you think that this pic is specializing someone then you my friend need therapy.
You are the one who indirectly called Malia Obama a wench. Your criteria was that the VP was with a CAC. Well, here you go.
Wait, what???? Sexualizing the Obama kids??? Dude you sound crazy. First, they both are adults with the oldest being 22, soon to be 23.
If you think that this pic is specializing someone then you my friend need therapy.
You are the one who indirectly called Malia Obama a wench. Your criteria was that the VP was with a CAC. Well, here you go.
Damn dude has the look on his face when we zone out when our lady's are talking about some bullshit we couldn't give a fuck about.
So he's not ADOS. What's the problem?
Fox News contributor Juan Williams blasted a PBS host, claiming the journalist invited and then disinvited him to a discussion about race on a news program because of his Panamanian heritage.
During an acceptance speech at the CultureX Awards, Williams stated that the he was initially invited to speak at PBS's "This Is America & the World" on issues of racial injustice and unrest following the the death of George Floyd.
The show is a weekly international affairs television series produced in Washington, D.C., New York and other places around the world.
"Recently, Fox got a request for me to do an interview for a PBS show. The host of that show wanted to talk about the last year of protests for racial justice that began with the death of George Floyd, who, as you'll recall, died after a policeman kneeled on his neck for nearly nine minutes," Williams, who is also a contributor to The Hill, said.
"But before I responded to the invitation, it was withdrawn. The host explained that his research showed, and here I'm going to quote him, Juan's background is 100 percent Panamanian, end quote. The white host said he is a fan of my work on television, but my background didn't fit with a program about black protest."
Williams continued, calling the incident "insulting."
"Yeah, I was born in Panama. It's also true that I have lived in the USA since age 4," Williams said. "And it's also true that my dad is a Black man. He was born in Jamaica. My mom is a woman born in Panama to a father from India and a mother of African descent who was born in the Caribbean."
A request for comment on Williams's account to PBS's "This Is America & the World" was not immediately returned.
The journalist and author went on to cite his extensive work spanning more than 30 years covering race issues in America for major media outlets such as The Washington Post and his biography of the late Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall.
"When that PBS host decided that I was the wrong voice to discuss civil rights, he rejected someone who knows a lot about the subject," Williams said.
A longtime journalist and political analyst, Williams worked in public broadcasting with NPR for 10 years. He was fired from the company in 2010 after making controversial comments about Muslims during an appearance on Fox News.
Williams pointed to the alleged snub by PBS as an example of "the kind of racial, cultural and gender blindness that still limits opportunities for too many in American media."
"Some seem to think their ratings are safest in the hands of blonde women and white men," Williams said.
"Instead of seeing an increasingly diverse America that's hungry for real debate from authentic voices from all walks of life, you know, real people with viewpoints and information to offer and to share, somehow they see only risk in staging a realistic symphony of American voices, a symphony that would carry across lines of race, culture and gender," he added.
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Williams was born in Panama. His mother was from that country; his father from the West Indies.
"My family all spoke Spanish," he said. "For folks who don't understand race, they don't understand that black people can also be Hispanic."
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Juan Williams: Fox News Lets ‘Black Guy With A Hispanic Name’ Host O’Reilly’s Show
Juan Williams said Tuesday that he’s still upset about his firing from NPR, and added that NPR does not understand the Fox News culture or audience.
In an interview with Baltimore Sun columnist David Zurawik, Williams said he remains emotionally “roiled” by the incident and said, despite being hired full-time by Fox News with a three-year, $2 million contract, “there’s an emotional disconnect, because the way it feels to me is like I just got fired and I’m not even sure what I did wrong.”
Williams said he was particularly upset over NPR CEO Vivian Schiller’s comment that he should have kept his remark — that he gets “nervous” when he sees Muslims on planes — with “his psychiatrist or his publicist.”
And he added that NPR executives simply do not understand Fox News:
Williams was fired from NPR shortly after making his controversial comment on Fox News’ “O’Reilly Factor.” Williams has said he stands by his comments, and NPR CEO Schiller has apologized for the way she handled his firing but has also defended the decision. The situation has prompted a backlash, with conservative politicians and commentators calling for the government to de-fund NPR in the wake of the episode; NPR also received a bomb threat Monday in an apparent response to its firing of Williams.
Juan Williams: Fox News Lets 'Black Guy With A Hispanic Name' Host O'Reilly's Show
Juan Williams: Fox News Lets 'Black Guy With A Hispanic Name' Host O'Reilly's Showwww.huffpost.com
He’s a coon too
We shouldnt trust any copper color person that works for any of the news outlets, there all run and controlled by 6 corporations!!
And this!! Cats will call Juanxa coon but, CNN blatantly pushes black gay men in your face a credible source of information. Smh
Bruh, I understand what your saying!! I cant believe the masses believe anything coming out the television news is credible information!!
True, but he actually is a smart dude and not just a provocateur. Juan is only allowed to buck the system on that outnumbered show and have four other white people yelling at him.
If you watched that and saw anything other that a butter biscuit eating coon, I don’t know what to say to you
Everyone doesn't agree with the violence and looting. That doesn't make them a coon.
Additionally, what he said was exactly the response Obama had. So, that makes Obama a coon by your standards.
So anyone who works for Fox is for the fall and detriment of black folks? There are plenty of cameramen, assistants, and others behind the scenes people who work there. So they are coons as well? What about the people at CNN and MSNBC, they must also be coons as well.
If we are talking about blackness, I just don't believe that all none black Americans are for the fall. Elijah Muhammad was not a black American. Marcus Garvey wasn't either.
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Good.
I see zero things wrong here.
Flat Blackness is a myth.
I see zero things wrong here.
Flat Blackness is a myth.
You’re right, Dr. Carr trumps them both.
Dr Greg Carr a proud Brother of Alpha Phi Alpha. I don't agree with his stance on ADOS but I can't ignore the knowledge he drops.
No one “agrees” with violence and looting. Coons see Black people rebelling against the police and say “What about Black on Black violence” or “you don’t have a plan.” It’s there way of trying to stop Black people from fighting.
FOX hired him because he’s a coon, and pays him big money so that he can be one for their racist audience.
Dr Greg Carr a proud Brother of Alpha Phi Alpha. I don't agree with his stance on ADOS but I can't ignore the knowledge he drops.
Dr Carr is the man!!! He is one of the main reasons I go back to the Roland Martin show. He's so knowledgeable
Oh here we go again. So, when it's the Obamas, a 22 year old Malia is a "kid."
But when it comes to every other IG thot, porn hoe, cum bucket posted on BGOL that's 18, then it's cool.
Thank you for the clarification.
Say it louder, so it can be heard!! Bruh
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