By now, Bill Maher’s “real black president” schtick has made the rounds, but hey, let’s revisit an old favorite.

You know, I thought when we elected a black president, we were gonna get a black president. You know, this is where I want a real black president. I want him in a meeting with the BP CEOs, you know, where he lifts up his shirt so they could see the gun in his pants. ‘We got a motherf—ing problem here?’ You know, shoot somebody in the foot. [Emphasis Mine]

This is the statement of a man who has very little interaction with black people.

Listen to the cadences and the lingo Maher uses.  It’s hackneyed in extremis.

What about Ward Connerly?  He’s black.  He’s conservative.  But is he authentic?

In 1998… [Julian] Bond attacked Proposition 209, an effort spearheaded by Connerly that effectively ended affirmative action in California’s public university system. Bond called white supporters of the measure “white racists,” and, referring to Connerly, said that “they are joined today by black self-haters and apologists.”

In a 1999 speech to the City Club in Cleveland, Ohio, Bond likened Connerly to Eugene “Bull” Connor, the notorious Birmingham sheriff who released police dogs and fire hoses on civil rights protesters in the 1960s.

According to race-hustler and reliable lefty Julian Bond, Ward Connerly isn’t really African-American.

Pathetic.  Disgusting.  Par for the course.

But why must it be like this?  And what can be done to reverse it?