Monday, January 9, 2017

Obama: Race Relations Are Getting Better, Not Worse

Obama: Race Relations Are Getting Better, Not Worse

January 09, 2017 Not Worse , Obama: Race Relations Are Getting Better 0 Comments


By Hot Air, Jan. 06, 2016 

As Barack Obama prepares to exit the White House, he’s still keeping tabs on his previous hometown on Chicago — where the news turned grotesque this past week. The CBS affiliate challenged his record on race relations as president, as Jay Levine asked him how disappointed he was that race relations had gotten worse during his eight-year term. Obama objected to that characterization, telling Levine that race relations are getting better despite the “despicable … hate crime” perpetrated by four African-American teens on a mentally disabled white classmate streamed on Facebook Live. Technology just makes it look worse than it is, Obama says:

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