Thomas was on C-Span's Q and A this weekend. I recorded it in case enough folks want it YouTubized but I haven't watched much of it. I stumbled onto it while flipping channels, caught a bit where Clarence was saying he's NOT angry, just ask the justices he works with, and no, he reads no newspapers.
So he'll never see Dawn Turner Trice indict him, not for being a tool for the very people who would have kept him out of Yale, but for being a heartless bastard....just like the people who would have kept him out of Yale. He finally gets judged on the same terms as the particular white folk he admires, and he'll miss it entirely. Karma's a bitch, ain't it?
And Armstrong Williams hosted a coming out party for the book. I neither watched nor recorded, but it's over here if you want to see it.
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Yes, I'm tired of that Self-hating Sambo
And, of course, an official sellout like Armstrong Williams WOULD host a party for him.
He's still living large,
He's still living large, you'll notice.
The sad part is the
The sad part is the "educated" Blacks who think that Thomas' pitiful excuse for a book somehow legitimizes his career and explains his world views as merely that of a man who wants to be known for his "independent thinking", as opposed to wha it really is; which is a cover up of his self loathing and the obvious fact that he hates being Black and cannot do anything to change it.