Michelle Obama's words of hate and prejudice

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Michelle Robinson (AKA) Michelle Obama's senior year @ Princenton wrote a thesis with words that divide whites and blacks. It seems that both Obama's make a great couple since both have issues with whites, but don't take my word on it. Here's what the politico thinks about her thesis:


Michelle Obama thesis was on racial divide
By: Jeffrey Ressner
February 23, 2008 09:51 AM EST

Michelle Obama's senior year thesis at Princeton University, obtained from the campaign by Politico, shows a document written by a young woman grappling with a society in which a black Princeton alumnus might only be allowed to remain "on the periphery." Read the full thesis here: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4.

"My experiences at Princeton have made me far more aware of my 'blackness' than ever before," the future Mrs. Obama wrote in her thesis introduction. "I have found that at Princeton, no matter how liberal and open-minded some of my white professors and classmates try to be toward me, I sometimes feel like a visitor on campus; as if I really don't belong. Regardless of the circumstances underwhich I interact with whites at Princeton, it often seems as if, to them, I will always be black first and a student second."

The thesis, titled "Princeton-Educated Blacks and the Black Community" and written under her maiden name, Michelle LaVaughn Robinson, in 1985, has been the subject of much conjecture on the blogosphere and elsewhere in recent weeks, as it has been "temporarily withdrawn" from Princeton's library until after this year's presidential election in November. Some of the material has been written about previously, however, including a story last year in the Newark Star Ledger.

Obama writes that the path she chose by attending Princeton would likely lead to her "further integration and/or assimilation into a white cultural and social structure that will only allow me to remain on the periphery of society; never becoming a full participant."

During a presidential contest in which the term "transparency" has been frequently bandied about, candidates have buried a number of potentially revealing documents and papers. In Hillary Rodham Clinton's case, there's been a clamoring for tax records, White House memos and other material the candidate's team has chosen to keep from release. The 96-page Princeton thesis, restricted from release by the school's Mudd Library, has also been the subject of recent scrutiny.

Earlier this week, commentator Jonah Goldberg remarked on National Review Online, "A reader in the know informs me that Michelle Obama's thesis ... is unavailable until Nov. 5, 2008, at the Princeton library. I wonder why."

"Why a restricted thesis?" asked blogger-pastor Louis Lapides on his site Thinking Outside the Blog. "Is the concern based on what's in the thesis? Will Michelle Obama appear to be too black for white America or not black enough for black America?"

Attempts to retrieve the document through Princeton proved unsuccessful, with school librarians having been pestered so much for access to the thesis that they have resorted to reading from a script when callers inquire about it. Media officers at the prestigious university were similarly unhelpful, claiming it is "not unusual" for a thesis to be restricted and refusing to discuss "the academic work of alumni."


The Obama campaign, however, quickly responded to a request for the thesis by Politico. The thesis offers several fascinating insights into the mind of Michelle Obama, who has been a passionate advocate of her husband's presidential aspirations and who has made several controvesial statements, including this week's remark, "For the first time in my adult lifetime, I am really proud of my country." That comment has fueled debate on countless blogs, radio talk shows and cable news for days on end, causing her to explain the statement in greater detail.

The 1985 thesis provides a trove of Michelle Obama's thoughts as a young woman, with many of the paper's statements describing the student's world as seen through a race-based prism.

"In defining the concept of identification or the ability to identify with the black community," the Princeton student wrote, "I based my definition on the premise that there is a distinctive black culture very different from white culture." Other thesis statements specifically pointed to what was seen by the future Mrs. Obama as racially insensitive practices in a university system populated with mostly Caucasian educators and students: "Predominately white universities like Princeton are socially and academically designed to cater to the needs of the white students comprising the bulk of their enrollments."

To illustrate the latter statement, she pointed out that Princeton (at the time) had only five black tenured professors on its faculty, and its "Afro-American studies" program "is one of the smallest and most understaffed departments in the university." In addition, she said only one major university-recognized group on campus was "designed specifically for the intellectual and social interests of blacks and other third world students." (Her findings also stressed that Princeton was "infamous for being racially the most conservative of the Ivy League universities.")

Perhaps one of the most germane subjects approached in the thesis is a section in which she conveyed views about political relations between black and white communities. She quotes the work of sociologists James Conyers and Walter Wallace, who discussed "integration of black official(s) into various aspects of politics" and notes "problems which face these black officials who must persuade the white community that they are above issues of race and that they are representing all people and not just black people," as opposed to creating "two separate social structures."

To research her thesis, the future Mrs. Obama sent an 18-question survey to a sampling of 400 black Princeton graduates, requesting the respondents define the amount of time and "comfort" level spent interacting with blacks and whites before they attended the school, as well as during and after their University years. Other questions dealt with their individual religious beliefs, living arrangements, careers, role models, economic status, and thoughts about lower class blacks. In addition, those surveyed were asked to choose whether they were more in line with a "separationist and/or pluralist" viewpoint or an "integrationist and/or assimilationist" ideology.

Just under 90 alums responded to the questionnaires (for a response rate of approximately 22 percent) and the conclusions were not what she expected. "I hoped that these findings would help me conclude that despite the high degree of identification with whites as a result of the educational and occupational path that black Princeton alumni follow, the alumni would still maintain a certain level of identification with the black community. However, these findings do not support this possibility."

© 2008 Capitol News Company, LLC

Here are links to her thesis:
http://www.politico.com/pdf/080222_MOPrincetonThesis_1-251.pdf
http://www.politico.com/pdf/080222_MOPrincetonThesis_26-501.pdf
http://www.politico.com/pdf/080222_MOPrincetonThesis_51-751.pdf
http://dyn.politico.com/pdf/080222_MOPrincetonThesis_76-981.pdf

Based on Barack's words in his book "Dreams from My Father" and Michelle's thesis, we can easily understad their model of the world. A world of hate and fear towards white people or anyone who's not back...:eek:

We can also understand why they're friends with people like William Ayres, Reverend Wright, Rayla Odinga, ACORN, Father Pledger,
In her own words:


This one is funny! Barack doesn't pump his own gas..:D

 
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Notice how Obama's senior thesis has never been released? :(

Notice how Obama's speeches, made while campaigning in Kenya for the murderous thug Odinga, have never been released? :mad:

Notice how the Media doesn't even TRY to have them released? :rolleyes:
 
"Their excitement about Michelle Obama is emblematic of a wider appeal, the carefully honed image connoting an all-American archetype. It's functional-family time.

"She said to me before the election and since that she's going to open up the White House to the community and particularly to children." The Obama girls will have "friends in and out" and "there'll be many, many more regular D.C. kids saying, 'I went to the White House,' " Acree says. "Not just for the Easter Egg Roll. Kids whose parents don't have connections or money."

This transition's looooooooooooooooooooong-overdue....​
 
calidem411;68640]Michelle Robinson (AKA) Michelle Obama's senior year @ Princenton wrote a thesis with words that divide whites and blacks. It seems that both Obama's make a great couple since both have issues with whites, but don't take my word on it. Here's what the politico thinks about her thesis:


Based on Barack's words in his book Dreams from My Father"[/URL] and Michelle's thesis, we can easily understad their model of the world. A world of hate and fear towards white people or anyone who's not back...:eek:


I feel very sorry for you my friend. President Obama's mother was White & he was raised by his White grandparents that he loved very much.

This is a day when Americans come together... not continue trying to smear. We should all be proud of our President today.

Being a bad loser is like holding onto hate... it hurts you the most. I wish you better.
 
I feel very sorry for you my friend. President Obama's mother was White & he was raised by his White grandparents that he loved very much.

This is a day when Americans come together... not continue trying to smear. We should all be proud of our President today.

Being a bad loser is like holding onto hate... it hurts you the most. I wish you better.

Being realistic about what people have said does not make a person bitter. These are things she said, things she took the time to think about before she wrote... not even off the cuff stuff. Same with Obama in his books.

If you think what is said is wrong then your problem is with the obamas not anyone who dare point out that they said it.
 
Being realistic about what people have said does not make a person bitter. These are things she said, things she took the time to think about before she wrote... not even off the cuff stuff. Same with Obama in his books.

If you think what is said is wrong then your problem is with the obamas not anyone who dare point out that they said it.

Not so!

I'm a White man... but I'm not so stupid or ill informed that I can't realize the difference in experiences and history of those who just a few short decades ago couldn't even eat at a lunch counter, ride on a bus or use a water fountain or restroom.

There is no one that actually KNOWS the Obama's that hasn't said they are open and loving toward all good people.

This is a great day, a new day! We should all be fair and support our new first family.
 
Not so!

I'm a White man... but I'm not so stupid or ill informed that I can't realize the difference in experiences and history of those who just a few short decades ago couldn't even eat at a lunch counter, ride on a bus or use a water fountain or restroom.

There is no one that actually KNOWS the Obama's that hasn't said they are open and loving toward all good people.

This is a great day, a new day! We should all be fair and support our new first family.

no we all should not. I will treat him exactly like bush was treated
 
Not so!

I'm a White man... but I'm not so stupid or ill informed that I can't realize the difference in experiences and history of those who just a few short decades ago couldn't even eat at a lunch counter, ride on a bus or use a water fountain or restroom.

There is no one that actually KNOWS the Obama's that hasn't said they are open and loving toward all good people.

This is a great day, a new day! We should all be fair and support our new first family.

There is nothing wrong with pointing out what she has said. She said them. if she doesnt want it talked about she should have kept it all hidden like her husband did
 
It is clear in his books and in her writings and in their speaches and in their associations what they both really believe. Just because a few people may have nice things to say about them (probably out of fear or because they want something in return), doesn't change the character.

I am not fooled, though most Americans are. They are riding a roller coaster ride and it's going to go crashing off the tracks and I will lmfao.
 
It is clear in his books and in her writings and in their speaches and in their associations what they both really believe. Just because a few people may have nice things to say about them (probably out of fear or because they want something in return), doesn't change the character.

I am not fooled, though most Americans are. They are riding a roller coaster ride and it's going to go crashing off the tracks and I will lmfao.

I am with you, I have not drank the kool aid and I wont be. I will ride out the storm till he is gone, then Ill have a party :)
 
I support the first family 100%. What I have a problem with is many of their intended policies.

Good that's a start.

Let's now see how the policies work out. I personally believe things will get better. If things don't then there will be reason to complain.

But it's unfair to have one Party decimate our country on several fronts and then not even allow the other side a chance to try and make another direction work out for the better.

Just my opinion regardless which Party we would be talking about...
 
There is nothing wrong with pointing out what she has said. She said them. if she doesnt want it talked about she should have kept it all hidden like her husband did

sad... you are such a poor loser. :(

But on the upside tonight I get to watch our great new President dance with his lovely wife on nearly every channel!
 
Good that's a start.

Let's now see how the policies work out. I personally believe things will get better. If things don't then there will be reason to complain.

But it's unfair to have one Party decimate our country on several fronts and then not even allow the other side a chance to make another direction work out for the better.

Just my opinion regardless which Party we would be talking about...

I have always been supportive of the people, just not of the policies. I am sure I will support Obama on some things and not on others.

For example, the stimulus package/bailout packages fundamentally go against my belief in a free market. I said Bush was wrong to do them, and I say Obama is wrong to continue them.
 
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sad... you are such a poor loser. :(

But on the upside tonight I get to watch our great new President dance with his lovely wife on nearly every channel!

what has losing have to do with her writings? Are you suggesting we should not read what she wrote?

as for being poor in spirit, I think the dems have been very very poor winners. I have never seen anything so disgusting as the way you dems have treated Bush, his wife and the whole situation. but its all good because Im taking notes so I can be sure to do the same when your messiah is heading out.

also, yes I am watching them dance at each of their balls. Michelles dress is much better this time than the one she wore on election day.
 
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