Procter And Gamble Releases Commercial About How Racist White People Are

Procter and Gamble released a commercial about having the “talk” to end racial bias. Seems a little lofty for a brand that hawks tampons and detergent, don’t you think?

At first I thought it was going to be just another annoying SJW commercial. What I saw was far, far more sinister.

Behind the high budget cinematography, sappy piano music, and supposed “inspirational” tone, is a very clear message: the “system” is stacked against black people, white people are all horrible racists, and black people should all fear the racist, blood-thirsty police.

No, I’m not exaggerating. The commercial is well done, so the egregiousness of the message may be lost on some, but it’s pretty deafening to those who understand what exactly is going on here.

Watch for yourself:

Damon Jones, the company’s director of global company communications said in a statement,:

“These real-life conversations about conscious and unconscious bias are too common in homes across the country and weigh heavily on parents and children of many different backgrounds. We take seriously the opportunity to spark dialogue on what we all can do to put an end to the harmful effects of bias, and motivate true change.”

What “change” is this guy trying to motivate? Hatred towards white people? Increased violence towards cops? I’m genuinely curious.

Anthony Brian Logan, a black conservative, has an interesting take on this:

Procter and Gamble is EXPLOITING and HEIGHTENING racial tension to sell black hair products. Classy, P&G.