Wednesday on CNN’s “New Day,” Georgetown professor and radio host Michael Eric Dyson said, “Many African-American people say look we were introduced to terror long before 9/11” by the “the vicious police forces.” While arguing racism played a part in the 2016
During ESPN2’s broadcast of “First Take,” author and radio host Michael Eric Dyson asked professional athletes to, like the NBA’s LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony, use their platforms to stand up for fellow African-Americans during social issues. “I am proud
In a discussion of inner-city violence on ESPN2’s “First Take” Friday, political analyst Michael Eric Dyson accused GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump of amplifying “the worst bigotry imaginable” for the last 50 years of in the United States. Dyson said, “The message
On Monday’s broadcast of CNN’s “Wolf,” Georgetown University Professor Michael Eric Dyson stated of President Obama’s planned trip to Dallas, “I would have preferred him go to Louisiana, then on to Minnesota, then end in Dallas, because he could truly bring…healing
On Monday’s broadcast of CNN’s “New Day,” Georgetown Professor Michael Eric Dyson said that on the issue of race, President Obama “owes that specifically to white people, to challenge them in the most loving and encouraging way possible.” Dyson said Obama
Sunday, on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” while commenting on the recent fatal police shootings in Louisiana and Minnesota, Georgetown Professor Michael Eric Dyson said police “authority has spilled over into terrorizing impulses and impacts among African-American culture, and I wanted
Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” author and radio host Michael Eric Dyson said presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is promoting a “white racist supremacist nationalism.” Dyson said, “Donald Trump’s nation doesn’t represent all of us. When he keeps —
USA Today columnist and Fox News Analyst Kirsten Powers argued that while Democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has “been treated pretty well this time around” “it makes sense that they would try to say that she’s being treated
Georgetown Professor Michael Eric Dyson argued that while Democrats “have had a history” of “exploiting” black people, the Black Lives Matter movement is showing the “humanity of the Democrats” as opposed to the “inhumanity” of Republicans on Friday’s broadcast of
Georgetown Professor Michael Eric Dyson argued that imputing the policies of former President Bill Clinton to Democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is sexist on Friday’s broadcast of HBO’s “Real Time.” Dyson said, while talking about Hillary
Wednesday on CNN’s “The Lead,” Georgetown Law professor Michael Eric Dyson said there was “some racist impulse” in the Republican-led Senate blocking President Barack Obama’s pick for the replacement of late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Partial transcript as follows:
Georgetown University Professor and MSNBC Political Analyst Michael Eric Dyson argued that Republicans “want to retroactively remove” President Obama “from birth” and that President Obama “can’t be emotional” “Because an angry black man scares the heck out of many people”
Tuesday on MSNBC’s “MTP Daily,” network regular Michael Eric Dyson discussed Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s claims thousands of American Muslims in New Jersey celebrated the Twin Towers coming down on September 11, 2001 and took a shot at the GOP
HBO’s “Real Time” host Bill Maher said Republicans shouldn’t try to repeal Obamacare because it’s five years old and that all of Obamacare’s problems are “because the profit motive is written into it” on Friday. Maher, in discussing GOP reactions
MSNBC Political Analyst and Georgetown Professor Michael Eric Dyson said that President Obama using the n-word during a podcast is “part of the payoff” for “those of us who have been pressing President Obama to speak more explicitly and more
