Why should whites trust blacks? What is it that makes whites inherently untrustworthy and blacks inherently trustworthy? You're working hard to create a divide between whites and blacks. Why should anyone here even trust you as a representative voice of black people? I really couldn't give a shit what you post anymore.

So, okay, you say you report facts that I may not like.  You also say that I may be unaware of various things.  Fair enough.  But I'll counter that you might just be surprised by what I know.

I'm putting aside Whoopi because other than her astounding performance in The Color Purple she's no more or less quotable than anyone else.  But what I'm trying to put front and center, rm, is that many of the issues you address as touchstones in the black community are also felt by everyone else in this great big world.  Before you yell - yes, I know.  At least as much as I can know as a white woman.  No, I will never truly understand.  But as a man, can you walk in my woman's uncomfortable shoes?  Must I expect you to in order to ask for your support and understanding?

And you don't speak for black women ... I'm surprised that I need to tell you that.

 I report facts

hah, ridiculous, not here you're not. Those links are all opinions of individual blacks. You are reporting opinions that support the narrative you want to tell right now. There's plenty of other opinions out there that support a much more complex and complicated attitude towards Bill Cosby as part of Afro-American culture, like this LA. Times piece rounding up a bunch of opinions Just for one example, you're conveniently leaving out all the old stuff where he was seen as an oreo suck up to ruling white culture, a scold of the black underclass to hit the books. How old are you? It seems from what you say that you are young enough to have been a big fan of the Cosby show. I was too busy to watch TV when it was popular, but I do very much remember many politically active blacks despising him being a sell out to mainstream culture by the time he was doing that show. A lot of lefty whites wouldn't be caught dead watching him by that time, either. Since "I Spy" he was no longer considered 100% "black". 

But forget all that.

i believe your real problem is the rhetoric you use: you think declarative sentences that sound like angry protest chants make something the truth. You could benefit a lot from studying Danny Cardwell's writing style more carefully for tips on how to win friends and influence people. Do you see people challenging him like they challenge you?

Most of the members here are into nuance and most of us appreciate it when someone brings more nuance to something we are commenting on.  But with you, when they try to introduce nuance, you immediately turn them into an adversary. Because you want call and response, or argument, nothing inbetween.

What you don't seem to realize is that these facts, opinions really that you represent as facts, that you are bringing to the table are presented in a way that is insulting to the intelligence of the members here. All members here are extremely well read people, most know most of this stuff you mistakenly think we don't, and your commentary surrounding the links you provide treat the readers here like idiots in from like a district in Appalachia that voted 90%. I'm not an Appalachian, I've lived in the Bronx, the birthplace of hip hop, for over 30 years. Furthermore I have Afro-American, African immigrant, and mixed race family members. I'd venture a guess most of the members here have black friends or acquaintances who would not agree that you speak for them.

 No one is supporting racism or racists here, so you have to make a straw man to fight with. If you're looking for an adversary, you need to go to a white supremacist website, they are not here. Even the lone Trump supporter, the unregistered Peter, doesn't defend the racist angle.

Here's some fact,a real genuine facts: you are one person and as far as I know an election was not held for you to represent  all blacks nor the "Afro-American community".  Heck, we do not know what you look like, we have no verification that you even have black skin. Your words are all we got. You could be a sock puppet white suprematist trying to make blacks look bad. You sometimes seem on the verge of that. 

It's just my opinion as someone with decades of experience with sites like this, but I think you would run into a heck of a lot less discord if in your commenting you tried something like this: I feel that most blacks are offended by ***** instead of Blacks are offended by. It's mainly your rhetoric, the way you present everything as a declarative statement to either be opposed or supported, that's just not what most members are into here. They are for the most part very respectful of opinions. But you don't present things as opinions.