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Joseph R. Biden’s “back in chains” remark
'''Race baiting''' is a term for groundless accusations of racism. It is a unique and deliberate focus on race in an attempt to discredit others as racist. An important component of race baiting is for the indicter to appear factual, neutral, unbiased, a person truly above racisms' perversion. Others are unapologetic about racial bias, referring to groups whether guilty or innocent, as rotten people that has to be exposed. It is subtle in its use, race baiting is considered hate speech and affects all races and religious groups, even gender.
'''Race baiting''' is a term for groundless accusations of racism. It is a unique and deliberate focus on race in an attempt to discredit others as racist. An important component of race baiting is for the indicter to appear factual, neutral, unbiased, a person truly above racisms' perversion. Others are unapologetic about racial bias, referring to groups whether guilty or innocent, as rotten people that has to be exposed. It is subtle in its use, race baiting is considered hate speech and affects all races and religious groups, even gender.
==2012 Presidential elections==
* Vice President [[Joseph R. Biden]]’s “back in chains” remark in front of a largely black audience on Aug. 14 definitely can be considered race-baiting [http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/aug/23/the-obama-campaigns-race-card-gambit/]
Read more: RUSH: The Obama campaign's race-card gambit - Washington Times
==2008 Presidential elections==
==2008 Presidential elections==