On the recordSeptember 19, 2019
White supremacy is indeed real, but despite the media's obsessive coverage of it, it represents an isolated, uncoordinated, and fringe occurrence within America.
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Candace Owens
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congress.govWhite supremacy is indeed real, but despite the media's obsessive coverage of it, it represents an isolated, uncoordinated, and fringe occurrence within America.
Owens argues that white supremacy is exaggerated by Democrats to distract from larger issues.
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You know that white supremacy and white nationalism is nowhere near--ranks nowhere near the top of the issues that are facing black America.
Let's start talking about putting fathers back in the home. Let's start talking about God and religion and shrinking government, because government has destroyed black American homes.
White supremacy is real, just as racism is real, but neither of these ideologies are real in this room.
The numbers show that white supremacy and white nationalism is not a problem that is harming black America.