Candace Owens Says Being a ‘Straight White Male’ Today Is ‘Exactly’ Like Being Black American During Segregation

Candace Owens compared the plight of segregated Black Americans to that of “straight white males” in modern-day America.

Owens spoke at an event organized by Turning Point USA at Michigan State University {snip}

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“The actually worst thing to be in this society — the one thing I would not want to be is a straight white male. For some reason, that’s considered problematic,” Owens said.

Owens went on to say that such pressures are leading people to lie.

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“And people, you know, they’re just trying to find something that makes them not White. Right?” said Owens. {snip}

She claimed that the experiences of Black Americans during segregation are the same as what White men are experiencing now.

“Being a Black American was so problematic that you weren’t going to be allowed into the room. Now you have the exact same thing happening in reverse, and you have liberals trying to convince you that that’s equality,” she said. {snip}

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