The New Black Panther Party, a poor imitation of the original Black Panthers, has popped up all over the country, including here in Houston.
Joseph C. Phillips, a black columnist, is the author of "He Talk Like A White Boy." Here is what Phillips had to say about the New Black Panther Party in a recent Townhall.com column:
The small membership of the Panthers routinely attempts to transport themselves back to 1968. They have appropriated the look of Huey P. Newton and borrowed their rhetoric from Elijah Muhammad and early Malcolm X. In addition, other than standing on the street corner yelling at people, or appearing on Fox News, they appear to do very little actual work.
They also share the opinion of most New Leftists that because of slavery, the American founding was illegitimate; that because of racism, American values are bankrupt, and that so long as any measure of racism continues to exist in American society, that will be proof that blacks remain the victims of an inherently white, racist system.
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