NAACP Hates and Despises George Washington

This is a pic from the Martin Luther King Day observance in Columbia, South Carolina, outside the State House.
What's boxed in is a bronze statue of George Washington, first President of the United States, an honorable man, great political and military leader, without whom the US of A may have never been created bringing more material wealth and liberty to humanity on the whole of the earth, than any other nation.

I'll judge the knuckleheads of both the racist NAACP and city officials by the content of their character for allowing this to happen. They are of the lowest character.

Quotable Quote by Cal Thomas @ Racism Charges

"As the president's approval ratings fall and rise and fall again, some of his supporters in journalism and politics are returning to days of old when the label 'racist' could end any discussion and force the accused either into stunned silence, or groveling repentance. I suspect the tactic won't work this time because Obama supporters will have difficulty explaining how a mostly white country could elect a black man president last November and ten months later become a racist majority. Racism has always been a one-way street for the Left. ... According to liberal doctrine, black people can never be racist because they are members of a victim class created by white liberals as a kind of modern plantation to keep blacks voting for liberal Democrats. ... The president's race would be a factor only if Americans shied away from criticizing him because of it. That they are not is a triumph of Martin Luther King Jr.'s hope that people be judged by the content of their character, not the color of their skin. Some opinion polls show that Obama's character is being judged and found wanting by a rapidly growing number of Americans, at least a small percentage of whom are black. With Democrats controlling all three branches of government, including significantly wide margins in Congress, isn't there a better explanation than racism for why the president is having difficulty with some of his proposals? ... There is a better explanation for the growing opposition to President Obama. It has less to do with his ethnicity than it does his credibility. Character, after all, is colorless." --Cal Thomas