No civil rights for people of color, especially if they're young.

This is the second time I've seen him reference it. The last time was in his 'Open Letter to the White Right' after the 2010 midterms.

Also, it's odd that he referred to Zimmerman as a 'Latino white male wannabe.' I'm not sure what that even means or what he is basing it on. Is it because he was an overzealous neighborhood watchmen, or because he had guns, or because he was way too suspicious of young black males? None of those things are particularly white characteristics. I'll bet plenty of other Latinos do or think the same thing. Even if he does identify that way (and we don't know that he does), Zimmerman's father is white. It's natural that he would identify somewhat with that aspect of his heritage. That's like arguing the president is a 'black male wannabe,' because he identifies that way even though he has a white mother was raised by that side of his family. The president has chosen to identify as black based on how he feels inside and that's his own business. This type of shit is supposed to be for the racist right.

The irony is that a white person chiding a minority about how they are 'supposed' to act or identify is the height of white arrogance, as if white people like Wise are the arbiters of everyone else's racial identity. I guess it's a pet peeve of mine. I can't stand white people who tell minorities that they aren't sufficiently whatever because they don't think or behave how said white person believes people of that racial group should.

t sentence where he said, " This they make clear from their hateful and bigoted musings about Trayvon Martin, a 17-year old black male who made the mistake, in their mind"