"I think Nader’s talking white comment demonstrates how out of touch his view of the issue of race is. There has been progress on the issue over the past 40 years. Most importantly most Americans don’t view race the same way that they did back then. Nader’s comments represent an outdated view of race in this country. Racism still exists in the United States, but the Obama campaign should be viewed in the context of 2008, not 1958."
Unfortunately, there are millions of Americans who actually are threatened by a "black-acting" presidential candidate. I live in the southern United States and I can assure you that almost all my white neighbors (young and old) would rather jump off a cliff than vote for anyone comparable to Al Sharpton or Jesse Jackson. Sadly, 1958 is still alive and well in some parts of the country.

Absolutely racist. What is "talking white"?

Ralph Nader is a suspect Racist (White Supremacist).

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I absolutely disagree with any commentary accusing Ralph Nader of being a racist. I don't think he put it out in the best way - perhaps if he had the financial support that the other candidates have he could afford a better speech writer. What he was saying was that Obama really isn't any different then any of those who ran against him in the primaries. They like to distinguish themselves when they run against each other with "big ideas", but the bottom line is that they would all ultimately make the same conservative choices in office. It's true that Obama gets attention for being Black - both good and bad - but attention nonetheless. Clinton had the same sort of thing going because she is a woman, she just got a little less support in the end. It's similar to the attention Palin is getting. Personally, I wouldn't expect much from any of them - or McCain - historically neither party has done much to drastically change the direction of our economy (which is a primary concern for most of us). Every candidate has made plans for big changes, and rarely do they follow those plans once in office. Nader was merely suggesting that a democrat is a democrat is a democrat - as a republican is a republican is a republican. A change in race or gender doesn't mean a complete overhaul to the structure of a political party. He wants others to have the opportunity to go in office - to have a chance to deliver on the change they are promising. Nader has had so few blunders compared to the other candidates - I don't think he deserves to have his back jumped on because one comment was taken to mean something which I very much believe he did not intend. I can't say for sure because I don't know the man personally, but I really doubt that he is racist. I wont take this one comment as a sign of it - and I hope no one else does.

"Talking White" means exactly what if you attend a primarily black high school? It means what if you live in a primarily black neighborhood?

If al sharpton said this, would it be racist? No

Is is racist? No

Black culture in america has a unique sound to it. This is a undeniable fact. You can easily attribute slang, and pronouncement of words to different races, and different areas of america. Not one thing is racist about that.

Now with so much support from the under privileged, the term fits Obama perfectly. If he sells out those poor people who supported him, he will in fact be what some might call an uncle tom. A black man who favors rich whites over the poor. A black man who ignores his roots to ride the coat tails of the rich elite. A black man bound by invisible chains to a white master danging money and power in front of him.

If you think "Uncle Tom" is bad, ask an african american form the inner city what they think of Obama if he does the opposite of what they expected him to. Perhaps you will find those words more offensive.

Whether Ralph Nader's remark was racist or not, surely Nader is now an irrelevance, at best a footnote, in American politics. His comment is no more newsworthy than if it had been made by my barber.

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