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Don’t let nonwhite racists off the hook

By Gregory Kane
Published December 2, 2013 5:00am ET
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Don’t let nonwhite racists off the hook
Camille Cosby and Bill Cosby leave their home Jan. 16, 1997, the night their son, Ennis William Cosby, was shot and killed. Camille Cosby would go on to write an op-ed titled, "America taught my son's killer to hate blacks." (AP File) | BEBETO MATTHEWS

Fewer than two weeks ago I did a column about media mogul and millionaire Oprah Winfrey’s curious notion that only old white people in America were racist.

In that column I mentioned the racism of nonwhites against either whites or other nonwhites. Specifically, I mentioned how Cheryl Green, an African-American, was murdered in 2006.

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