Amid the ongoing socio-political unrest, it’s evident that certain liberal ideologies are fueling an uncomfortable increase in racial tension.
It is distressing to note a marked rise in racially driven incidents, particularly within specific segments of the African-American community. This is not a blanket critique of all African-Americans but rather a disconcerting observation about some liberal factions.
Take for instance, a recent incident involving an Asian-American pedestrian and an African American cyclist. The latter was seen making racially charged remarks towards the former, insisting they “return to China”. This unprovoked hostility escalated into physical violence when another individual confronted the verbal aggressor.
This event, like many others, has been largely ignored by mainstream media. Why? Because it goes against their narrative. If this involved a Caucasian person in such a dispute, it would be widely reported on every news outlet and social media platform as evidence of rampant white supremacy.
New York: A black man shouting about people going back to China gets punched to the ground. pic.twitter.com/7pvAkDAZb8
— Andy Ngô ????️???? (@MrAndyNgo) July 26, 2021
The mainstream media and Democratic party seem determined to push this narrative that encourages people to judge one another based on race instead of character. They conveniently exempt individuals from responsibility for their actions if they belong to certain racial or ethnic groups.
We must resist this damaging rhetoric and strive for unity and peace. As Republicans, we advocate personal responsibility and equality for all Americans, irrespective of race or ethnicity. We must consistently challenge these divisive narratives and work towards creating a society where everyone is judged by their deeds rather than their skin color.
In these difficult times, it’s disheartening to witness racial tension escalating in our great nation – something we thought was gradually diminishing over time. But let’s not lose hope. Let’s continue striving for unity, peace, and equality. Let’s remember that the actions of a few do not represent the many. And let’s continue to challenge the narratives that seek to divide us rather than unite us.
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