“Social Justice”
This is a long story, and well worth the read. It describes the outcome of several generations of the liberal concept of “social justice” and how it resulted in the oppression and incredible abuse of a number of women and children at the hands of a race hustler/cult leader in upscale Marin County. His multiple “wives” were wealthy and educated women who felt guilty about “racism” in our society, and who endured abuse and the killing of some of their children at the hands of a man who preyed on their lifelong liberal sensibilities. Here are some excerpts, but I urge you to read the whole thing.
Late one night in November 2001, a group of women strolled into the emergency room of Kaiser Permanente Hospital in San Rafael, Calif., carrying a dead baby
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The address the women listed on the hospital paper work was located in upscale Marin County - a place known for its liberal, hot-tubbing residents, not for neglected children.
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Wright, a 45-year-old unemployed crack smoker whose graying dreadlocks hung down to his waist, preached a blend of New Age mysticism and black radicalism. He had convinced the women that they had to pay for the racist sins of their white ancestors by serving him financially, physically and sexually. They obliged, and together with another woman who managed to escape the cult, they bore Wright a total of 19 children.
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The women Wright selected weren’t idiots. They were highly educated and came from upstanding backgrounds. One led the anti-apartheid movement at her college. One was an outstanding athlete. Another came from a family of millionaires. They were all ambitious young women who seemed destined to live full and happy lives until they crossed paths with Winnfred Wright.
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While he attended law school at the University of San Francisco in the late ‘70s, he also worked for the federal government, researching Medicare claims. During this period, he met and married a young black woman in a non-binding civil ceremony that was attended by both of their families.
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A couple of years later, he returned to San Francisco and moved in with Carol Bremner, a soft-spoken woman with long blonde hair he’d met in an elevator and who also frequented reggae clubs.
Bremner became the first of Wright’s many concubines.
In many ways, she was a perfect match for him. She’d been a leader in the UC Berkeley anti-apartheid movement that protested racist government policies in South Africa and was therefore already infused with guilt at white privilege. And she was hip to the Bay Area reggae-Rastafarian community.
There’s a lot more, but you get the idea. It takes a strong stomach to read it all, but if you want to get an idea of the real goals of the left for our society, it is invaluable.
Whenever you hear anyone preaching “social justice”, remember this bit of history.
