Good morning from CA, My father, Shelby Steele, was on Fox last night and I thought you might like to see the clip, especially if you’ve cut the cable cord. Here he talks about how Al Sharpton’s protest outside Bill Ackman’s building was “heartbreaking” and how it is a positive sign that more blacks are moving away from these divisive identity politics. Here’s the 6 minute video in full:
Shelby Steele: voice of clarity and reason. A national treasure who quietly shares his wisdom. When he speaks, people listen. The loudest voice in the room is almost never the righteous one.
Shelby Steele's balance sheet is squared. He has the equity to pay anything he owes. Unlike people like Claudine Gay who has a debt to DEI, Harvard and the people she robbed to get her position, and nothing to pay it with.
Thank you for the post including your dad's words of wisdom and intelligence. I truly wish that whites would stop kow-towing to the political theater of those that espouse victimhood. For the life of me, I don't understand how blacks cannot see that DEI and the like suggests that we are inferior and lack agency to pursue and achieve our own interests. I believe it was James Baldwin who said; our crown has already been bought and paid for, all we have to do is wear it.
Eli, your father is so even tempered and a joy to listen to. He doesn't need to shout, scream and raise a ruckus to get his point across. Shelby is proof positive that cool heads prevail.
I thank God for you and your dad! Together, as a team, you have been instrumental in helping millions of people see the shameful scam that is being played on blacks and whites to the detriment of blacks and whites.
Nothing like leaning on your "victimhood"! I well remember hearing Sharpton on my car radio when he was talking about Tawana Brawley. I said to myself, "He's going to build notoriety and wealth by playing the race card". That was in the late '70's. Wonder what his net worth is today.
Shelby Steele: voice of clarity and reason. A national treasure who quietly shares his wisdom. When he speaks, people listen. The loudest voice in the room is almost never the righteous one.
I think you mean self-righteous.
Shelby Steele's balance sheet is squared. He has the equity to pay anything he owes. Unlike people like Claudine Gay who has a debt to DEI, Harvard and the people she robbed to get her position, and nothing to pay it with.
Thank you Eli! I hope you have a great 2024. And please keep up the good work.
Thank you! Best wishes to you for 2024!
Eli,
Thank you for the post including your dad's words of wisdom and intelligence. I truly wish that whites would stop kow-towing to the political theater of those that espouse victimhood. For the life of me, I don't understand how blacks cannot see that DEI and the like suggests that we are inferior and lack agency to pursue and achieve our own interests. I believe it was James Baldwin who said; our crown has already been bought and paid for, all we have to do is wear it.
Agree
Love the wisdom, clarity and presence that your Dad conveys. Could listen to him for hours. Thank you for all that you and your Dad do!
Good to see this. You and your dad are wise men. Keep up the good work. Keep fighting the good fight.
Great Job from the men of STEEL 👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🆓🆓🆓🆓🆓🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💋💋💋💋🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏Happy New Year to you guys Indeed !
Eli, your father is so even tempered and a joy to listen to. He doesn't need to shout, scream and raise a ruckus to get his point across. Shelby is proof positive that cool heads prevail.
- Michael, in Monterey.
I thank God for you and your dad! Together, as a team, you have been instrumental in helping millions of people see the shameful scam that is being played on blacks and whites to the detriment of blacks and whites.
Shelby is a great man and a smart man. Any son would be proud of him.
And any father would be proud of Eli!
We would have missed this, thank you.
As for why/how Americans lost their self-confidence, this saga will play out in the long year that is unfolding.
Nothing like leaning on your "victimhood"! I well remember hearing Sharpton on my car radio when he was talking about Tawana Brawley. I said to myself, "He's going to build notoriety and wealth by playing the race card". That was in the late '70's. Wonder what his net worth is today.