Black Republicans who don’t believe racism is systemic subject to vicious attacks, slurs

On a recent episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, host Jimmy Kimmel addressed the resurgence of optimism within the United States of America (USA).
“I’ll tell you something. Here in the United States, things are really looking up,” he said. “There’s a new sense of optimism the likes of which [has] not been felt in quite some time.”

Moreover, ABC’s late-night host Kimmel praised President Joe Biden then took a racist swipe at Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) for his GOP response.

Kimmel said, “An amazing thing happened after the speech. Every black Republican Senator got together to let the American people know the Republican Party isn’t racist.”

The Jimmy Kimmel Live! host added, “And then Tim promptly returned to the sensory deprivation egg he calls home.”

Behar, who donned blackface as part of a “beautiful African woman” costume she wore for Halloween at 29 — lashed out at Scott during Thursday’s broadcast of The View on ABC. She argued that he “didn’t understand” the difference between living in a racist country and systemic racism.

Many online pointed out Kimmel apologized in 2020 for doing blackface, saying he has since “evolved and matured,” but mocking Scott’s skin color seems to say otherwise.

While Kimmel criticized Republicans for the party’s low Black representation in the Senate, there are only two Black Democratic Senators: Cory Booker of New Jersey and Raphael Warnock of Georgia.

There have been only 11 Black Senators in US history, among them Harris of California and former President Barack Obama of Illinois.

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