.RepDonaldsPress said RepJeffries should apologize for recently surfaced comments made in the early 1990s that compared black conservatives to 'House Negroes.' 'Let’s have a real debate about black conservatism versus black liberalism,' Donalds said.
Rep. Byron Donalds said Democratic House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries should apologize for recently surfaced comments made in the early 1990s that compared black conservatives to"House Negroes."
"Perhaps the most frightening aspect of the rise of Black conservatives is that of their popular acceptance by the predominantly white media," Hakeem Jeffries wrote while he was a student at Binghamton University."Clarence Thomas, Colin Powell, and Shelby Steele are hailed as our leaders and pointed to as examples for us to follow. I find it suspect when the white power structure and their propaganda emissaries, the media, tell us who our leaders should be.
“Should Hakeem Jeffries apologize? Obviously for what he wrote in that essay, 100%,” the Florida Republican said on Hannity.
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