The American Civil Rights Institute‘s Ward Connerly was recently quoted in several news stories. Examples below.
Commenting on the Henry Louis Gates story, Connerly said, “We’ve reached a point where white males are saying, ‘We’ve done all that we need to do in terms of treating black people with kid gloves and giving them deference. Now let’s do what’s right regardless of race.’” (Source)
In the Seattle Times, Connerly said this about the Ricci v. DeStefano case: “What has changed, and it’s been growing, is frustration on the part of whites, especially white males, about remaining silent on what they regard as very unfair.”
(Photo source: Stephen Crowley/The New York Times)
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