City Councilman leading campaign of racial harassment in Summerville, SC.

A lone white woman living in a black neighborhood in Summerville, SC is being racially harassed by bullies. They say they don’t like her Confederate flag and staged a protest in front of her house Saturday. The campaign of harassment is apparently being led by a radical left-wing Summerville, SC city council member, Aaron Brown.

About 35 people, lured with free food, demonstrated in front of a private residence in Summerville, SC. City Council member Aaron Brown led the group wearing an Obama baseball cap.

About 30 people, including some local CofCC members, countered Brown and his mob. They stood in the woman’s yard with Confederate flags.

Once the main group of protesters and their police escort left, several young thugs remained and shouted racial slurs, profanities, and threats of violence. None of which is being reported by the media, who had a large presence.

See article in Charleston Post & Courier.

A Conversation About Race.

The South Carolina CofCC will be holding public showings of the brilliant A Conversation About Race DVD around the state of South Carolina in September.

There will be showings in Cayce (near Columbia) and Summerville (near Charleston). We also want to have a showing somewhere near Greenville. We are looking for people who can help setup locations in other parts of the state.

We had a showing of this documentary at the 2009 CofCC national conference and it was extremely popular.

Summerville, SC: September 22nd, 7:00 PM – 8:15 PM
Easly, SC: September 23rd, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Cayce, SC: October 1st, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

The problem with Islam.

The problem with Islam, by the Southern Avenger (Charleston Radio Host.)

Kyle Rogers on Larry Fontana Show

Kyle Rogers was a guest on the Larry Fontana Show today in Charlotte, NC on FM radio. This was Kyle’s first hostile radio interview. He has also been interviewed live on the radio in Charleston, Greenville, Memphis, and Chicago, but each time it was with a friendly conservative interviewer.

Kyle Rogers

I was asked to be a guest on the Larry Fontana Show to discuss immigration. However once I was on the air every single question was about black people and black-white race relations. It was a pretty lively discussion and I got out a lot of statistics and facts. On the show I called for candid dialog on race relations in a mature manor free of childish name calling. Larry Fontana responded by calling me a “white supremacist.”

Charleston School Teacher settles for $200,000

From the Chicago Tribune

CHARLESTON, S.C. — In a new twist in American race relations, a federal court has ruled that a white teacher in a predominantly African-American school was subjected to a racially hostile workplace.

The case concerned Elizabeth Kandrac, who was routinely verbally abused by black pupils at Brentwood Middle School in North Charleston.

Their slurs make shock jock Don Imus look like a church deacon.

NAACP “Summit on Racism” at USC is a FLOP!

Why debate when you can cry “racism?” 

When a student group known as the Clemson Conservatives asked the NAACP to provide someone to debate Jared Taylor at Clemson University, the NAACP declined. The NAACP waited until after Jared Taylor spoke and cried “racism!”

Then on Saturday, April 14th the NAACP held a “Summit on Racism,” which was in part to denounce Jared Taylor. The NAACP also claimed the summit was to denounce white Clemson students who were photographed imitating black hip hop culture at a party.

However, the event was not even held at Clemson. The NAACP held the event at USC in Columbia, which is a much blacker area than upstate South Carolina where Clemson is located. The press showed their left-wing pro-NAACP bias by giving the summit major publicity not only in South Carolina, but around the country.

The event was a flop drawing only a few dozen people. This was a fraction of the size of the crowd who saw Jared Taylor speak and not a single newspaper or television station gave Taylor any free publicity!

Read Article From AP

Jared Taylor gives well received speech at Clemson University!

Over 125 packed a small auditorium at Clemson University Monday night, April 9th. The event was organized by a student group known as the Clemson Conservatives. About 75% or more of the crowd enthusiastically supported Taylor message, that multiculturalism is a weakness for our country. The other 25% was a mixture of borderline supporters, left-wingers, and people just there to observe. The left-wing students and faculty stuck out like sore thumbs because they sat scowling, pouting, and kicking the floor as their fantasy worldview was destroyed. Taylor gave a 45-minute speech followed by a 45-minute question and answer session. Jared Taylor was on fire during the Q&A, knocking every question out of the ballpark.

Some very interesting behavior was witnessed among left-wingers in the crowd. When one girl laughed and clapped at one of Taylor’s remarks, her boyfriend became angry at her and then stormed out of the room, while she stayed for the rest of the event. Another girl interrupted the Q&A to demand that her question go next. When her question was read and Taylor’s answer was a slam-dunk, she stormed out of the room mentally exhausted. The most humorous part, however, was when the Q&A ended and a leftist sitting on the floor cried “no fair,” and stomped his feet against the wall. Taylor took pity on him and asked what his question was. His initial question was so moronic that even he realized it and immediately cried, “that’s not my question.” Then he ranted nonsensically for a minute frantically trying to come up with a question. When he finally came up with a question it was something that played right into Taylor’s hands and helped demonstrate that multi-culturalism is a disaster.

Most of the crowd was Clemson students and faculty. However, a sizable contingent of CofCC members, some from as far as Atlanta and Charleston, attended. Two CofCC members passed out flyers for the 2007 CofCC National Conference, which is to take place on June 1st and 2nd within a two county drive on Clemson. Many students indicated a desire to come to the conference.