What does Lindsay Lohan do when she’s not busy stuffing blow up her nose, ramming her car into unsuspecting motorists while intoxicated, grinding on Samantha Ronson, wishing for a career, and praying that someday her mom could be a real mom instead of a stage handling booze pushing friend?
She promotes civil rights progress with a term that throws us back to late 19th century.
In an interview with Access Hollywood this week, Lindsay praises the president-elect Obama and his win by stating he will be “Our first colored president.” Hmmm, I think I’ve heard that term before…by my wrinkly 90 year old grandma.
Of course people are stunned, but why I ask? Education obviously took a backseat to her mom’s vicarious ambition for a career. Or did it?
The term “colored” began in colonial times and was regarded as not only an acceptable term for the black community, but also considered to be a polite reference. Then during the civil rights movement, black society affixed a taboo on the word thus silently declaring a social war against the term and opting for the terms “person’s of color” – “African American” – or “Black.”
As we all know, Lindsay is a trendsetter. A woman who is capable of swaying the public’s opinion in new, innovative, and exciting ways! She’s not sheltered and uneducated with a family tree written by Archie Bunker. Clearly Lohan is not only educated on the black struggle (which is evident from how many extensions her scalp can cling to) but she’s obviously a fan in the subject of black history and is showing us something new! Something fresh! She’s not insensitive or uneducated people! She’s retro!
Thanks Lindsay for showing everyone how daring you can be! For the record though, I’d scrap any plans of White House invitations.







