Jason Whitlock Says Black People And Women Should Never Have Been Given The Right To Vote

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Nov 6, 2026 - 15:00

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Jason Whitlock Says Black People And Women Should Never Have Been Given The Right To Vote

In today’s episode of Jason Whitlock Is Just About White, America’s favorite trashcan bandit is at it again.

Look, there are a few notable Black MAGA types I often liken to Uncle Ruckus, Clayton Bigsby, and Stephen from Django Unchained, but it’s only when it comes to Jason Whitlock — and maybe Clarence Thomas — that I am 100% confident that I’m making an apples-to-apples comparison.

Sen. Tim Scott? I’m only about 83% sure he looks in the mirror and immediately begins fantasizing about peeling his skin down to the white meat.

Gov-elect Byron Donalds? I’d only bet half a paycheck that he secretly writes erotic poetry to an actual guy named Jim Crow.

Candace Owens? I’m only about two-thirds certain that she’s in Stacey Dash‘s DMs right now looking for skin-bleaching recommendations.

Nicki Minaj…

Yeah, so, anyway, Whitlock really hates being Black.

On Thursday, the former ESPN sports analyst took to his “Fearless” platform to share his thoughts on the big, beautiful blue landslide Republicans suffered during midterm elections this week, and his thoughts are basically exactly what you would think they would be: put the Black men back in the field, the women back in the kitchen, and a big “White men only” sign over every voting location for the foreseeable future.

“You white men, you are getting run over,” Whitlock said. “You have been too cowardly to put a stop to this. Because trust me, you should have put a stop to it in 1910, in 1920, in 1930, whenever they started talking about … when did women get the right to vote? The 19^th Amendment. Should’ve put a stop to it way back then.

“I’m going to say the real part,” he continued. “Real uncomfortable for me to say, but in the 1950s and 60s, you should have stood out there with Bull Connor and said, ‘Nah, we’re not doing this. This forced integration garbage.’ “

Oh, Whit-the-hard-R-lock, that wasn’t uncomfortable for you. I’m 110% sure you have Bull Connor on a T-shirt you wear under your thrift shop Klan robe whenever you need to feel pretty. I’m 200% sure he had Connor’s infamous segregation speech saved as his ringtone at one point.

Jason Whitlock was born in 1967, by the way. I mean, there are a lot of modern-day House negroes in this country, but he’s the only one I know musing about how he’d rather have been lynched along with his forefathers to avoid a blue wave in 2026.

But he wasn’t done.

“And this psyop that you are pretending, oh, everybody needs to vote. And how dare you stop the illiterate people from voting? How dare you stop irresponsible people from voting? Should have put a stop to it back then. That’s a truth that is way too powerful for many of you to digest, but putting illiterate, irresponsible, and women in the voting booth has destroyed America,” he said. “Entitled people that can’t read or write are controlled by their emotions, should not be voting. Women had a great deal. They haven’t been exploited. They haven’t been mistreated by men, in general. Throughout history, if anything, we bent over backwards for them. But you got talked into, well, yes, we must share power with the weaker vessel.

“Without male authority, chaos will rule,” he said. “Dysfunction will rule. There will be foreigners running wild in this country who hates this country. There will be Black people running around this country, feeling entitled, hating this country, not understanding the Biblical blessing of being born here in America where we have all this freedom, where we have all this opportunity, where we have all this safety. Call me an Uncle Tom…”

Yeah, we’re just going to stop right there.

Notice the glaring absence of any substantial political analysis in this nooses-for-neckless-negroes-ass diatribe. It’s almost as if Whitlock knows nothing about politics, but everything about spewing his self-loathing bigotry everywhere but the therapist’s office where it belongs.

This should have been a journal entry, sir. Get some help!