A radical Democrat from Maryland is calling for the removal of “white women” from power, according to a shocking report.
Kristin Mink is a former public school teacher who was recently elected as a city council member in Maryland. She was recently criticized for claiming Muslim children speaking out at a school board meeting were “on the same side as White supremacists.”
“This issue has, unfortunately, it does put… some Muslim families on the same side of an issue as White supremacists and outright bigots,” Mink said at the time. “I would not put you in the same category as those folks, although, you know, it’s complicated because they’re falling on the same side of this particular issue.”
Fox News then found recently that the Democrat has a history of bashing “white women.” In an email from 2019, Mink informed her former coworkers at Lights for Liberty of her resignation and cited her assessment of her unfavorable experiences there as a “tale of White feminism,” and said that this was the cause of her leaving.
She also justified her position by pointing out that the executive ranks of the left-wing organization she co-founded were too white for her preferences.
“This is very difficult for me to write… I am also not OK with the state of our organization… I would be more than glad to come back on board if Black and Brown voices are given a seat at the executive table,” Mink said. “Having… White women representing us is going to add to the credibility issue, and doesn’t elevate the right voices.”
“Speaker lineups need to be… intersectional and multi-racial. White people… should be few and with good reason,” she continued.
Mink’s Twitter account is also a gold mine of anti-white sentiments, including tweets putting the blame on modern day-Caucasians for the plight of minorities.
“‘Healing’ and ‘unity’ have for so long meant disregarding the harms done to [Black, Indigenous, People of Color] for the comfort of White people,” she tweeted. “I’ve been looking for almost an hour and can’t find a vehicle puzzle for my kid that isn’t populated entirely by White people, or White [people] plus one token Black person.”
Reporters have reached out to Mink’s office for comment, but they have not immediately returned the request.
