I am convinced that South Carolina (no matter how much I love me some Hilton Head) is the Klan’s playground run by the inbred and mentally squishy. Hi, Mark Sanford!
Since moving out of Uber Metropolis- I get to see all kinds of “interesting” ish, that I am fairly certain only goes on below the Mason- Dixon line. Plantation tours? Kiss my grits. As far as I’m concerned any black person who goes on a ‘FUN AND FESTIVE’ tour, of where our people were debased on a daily basis, needs to be forced into the race draft, STAT. I personally believe that Black people who go to Plantation tours to enjoy the beauty and southern charm, are given an ”Alternate Experience”, anyway. One where they get locked up in the Stockade on some ‘GOTCHA SUCKER!!’ plan to revitalize slavery. It would serve you right.
Don’t even get me started on Civil War reenactments. What about this war is deserving of a ‘REDO’?! I mean, I have never heard of a Vietnam reenactment. So, does the Civil War reenactment have a different outcome? Like one where my black ass can’t even READ “reenactment”. Do ‘our people’ do this?? In fact, I will pay the first African American person who tells me they regularly participate in Civil War reinactments, something. (And can prove it and explain it to me in a way that doesnt make me want to stab them!) I don’t know what, but I’ll PAY IT! Now, I have actually a seen Civil War reenactment (by accident, driving by a local state park). But I’ve never seen them go all out to STAFF IT, with SLAVES! Bad enough I’m side eyeing whoever is repping the South… But this right here… JIGGA WHAT, JIGGA WHO?!

A photo of a South Carolina Senate leader in a Confederate uniform posing with blacks in costumes reminiscent of slavery is helping prove my S.C. theory. The um.. brown people above say they are simply repping Gullah culture. Some historians vehemently disagree. Me? I quit this bish…
“…Senate President Pro Tempore Glenn McConnell and one of those he posed with say the photo simply shows parts of the state’s culture.
During a meeting of the South Carolina Federation of Republican Woman in Charleston last week, McConnell posed with two members of a black Gullah-Geechee cultural group in period costumes. One wore suspenders and a floppy wide-brim hat and carried a washboard. The other wore a plain green dress, an apron and a head scarf.
Gullah in the Carolinas and Geechee in Georgia and Florida are part of the sea island culture of slave descendants along the Southeast coast.
McConnell, a white Civil War re-enactor and enthusiast told newspaper reporters in Columbia and Charleston the photo shows how far race relations have come in the state.”
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