Newsweek Won’t Mention the Elephant in the Room

By now, most of y’all have read about Jussie Smollett’s guilty verdict. A Newsweek article reminds us that when the case first broke, the Cook County State Attorney, Kim Foxx, chose to drop all charges:

Jussie Smollett Verdict a Disaster for Kim Foxx, Prosecutor Who Let Him off the Hook

Nearly three years after dropping all charges against Empire actor Jussie Smollett, Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx faced heavy criticism Thursday after Smollett was found guilty of staging a racist and homophobic attack…

Despite looming evidence against him, however, Foxx and the state attorney’s office decided to drop all charges against him in exchange for Smollett performing community service…

Commentator Dinesh D’Souza called Foxx “complicit in the attempt to cover up Jussie’s hate crime, even if they weren’t charged and found guilty for it.”

D’Souza also expressed anger that Foxx had reportedly been coerced into dropping Smollett’s original charges by former first lady Michelle Obama. Both Foxx, as well as Smollett, have been claimed to have relationships with the Obamas.

We all know that Mr. Smollett is black, that Kim Foxx is black, and that Michelle Obama is black. We’re told, and it’s evident, that there was a coverup…

… but we’re left to our own devices to connect the dots, and reach the obvious conclusion: It was black racial solidarity that motivated the Obamas, and Foxx, to orchestrate the coverup in the first place. If it were white people acting this way, charges of “white-supremacy” and “white-privilege” would be all over the news.

Yes folks, this is what we mean by “black-privilege.”