(THE NEW AMERICAN) – Propagandist Don Lemon has apparently risen high enough in the ranks of the wokicenti to be an expert on "healing racism in America." On March 16, in an interview with "conservative" commentator Meghan McCain on the daytime talk show The View, the leftist CNN host took his own advice, "If you're gonna lie, go big," when he launched into a ludicrous tirade taking aim at Christians and patriots alike.
In one segment, responding to McCain's question about advice for the black community on how to end racism (McCain, who is white, had already noted that racism is a "burden that whites need to shoulder"), Lemon took the conversation in a wildly absurd and racist direction. First, he called on Americans to "start teaching the true history of the country, the history that African Americans brought to this country…. And to start being realistic about God and the Bible."
He suggested the first action step should be placing a "true depiction of Jesus in [their] homes." According to Lemon, this means hanging a picture of "either a black Jesus or a brown Jesus." He went on to say, "we know that Jesus looked more like a Muslim or someone who is dark than someone who is blonde, a blonde-looking carpenter."
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