The leftist media have tried hard to paint a picture of the U.S. White House as a discriminatory establishment dedicated to promoting white power in America.
They even labelled two conservative journalists as white supremacists on social media by suggesting that flash the discriminatory hand symbol at a recent visit to the White House. Fortunately, it is an epic fail.
Freelance journalist Mike Cernovich and Cassandra Fairbanks, a reporter for Russian news outlet Sputnik, posed for a picture behind the podium in the White House briefing room. In the photo, they are making a hand sign that leftist propagandists like everyone to believe as signifying white power."
"Just two people doing a white power hand gesture in the White House," Fusion senior reporter Emma Roller tweeted, alongside a screenshot of the picture.
Ms Fairbanks, however, claims the hand gesture was not a reference to the white power movement. She pointed to her partial Puerto Rican heritage as evidence that she is not a white supremacist.
"White power!!!!!!! Except I'm Puerto Rican. Can it be PR power?!" she tweeted.
Fairbanks' supporters point out that the hand symbol is also used to mean "OK." Photos show people of all races using the symbol to signify that everything is "alright."
What is next? How about the fist to the chest? Leftist will look for something to associate it one of these days.
They even labelled two conservative journalists as white supremacists on social media by suggesting that flash the discriminatory hand symbol at a recent visit to the White House. Fortunately, it is an epic fail.
Freelance journalist Mike Cernovich and Cassandra Fairbanks, a reporter for Russian news outlet Sputnik, posed for a picture behind the podium in the White House briefing room. In the photo, they are making a hand sign that leftist propagandists like everyone to believe as signifying white power."
"Just two people doing a white power hand gesture in the White House," Fusion senior reporter Emma Roller tweeted, alongside a screenshot of the picture.
Ms Fairbanks, however, claims the hand gesture was not a reference to the white power movement. She pointed to her partial Puerto Rican heritage as evidence that she is not a white supremacist.
"White power!!!!!!! Except I'm Puerto Rican. Can it be PR power?!" she tweeted.
Fairbanks' supporters point out that the hand symbol is also used to mean "OK." Photos show people of all races using the symbol to signify that everything is "alright."
What is next? How about the fist to the chest? Leftist will look for something to associate it one of these days.