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Joy Reid continued her denigration of white Christians when she accused Republicans of worshiping Trump “instead of Jesus” on November 27, 2024 the night before Thanksgiving. This was not the first time Reid denigrated white Christians at Thanksgiving time. The night before Thanksgiving 2022 Joy Reid started her show with a tirade to “unpack the myth of Thanksgiving.” She started with characterizing the first Thanksgiving with indigenous people as lies. She moved on to allude to the white people who first came to America brought slaves. She said that power moved to the KKK and then to today’s white supremacists.
The ReidOut has a long history of denigrating white Christians.
Joy Reid expressed her hate for white Christians during MSNBC’s January 15, 2024 coverage of the Iowa caucuses. She said in part: “All the things that we think about, about electability, about what are people gaming out, but none of that matters when you believe that God has given you this country, that it is yours, and that everyone who is not a White, conservative Christian is a fraudulent American, is a less real American. Then you don’t care about electability. You care about what God has given you.”
Joy Reid defended the likes of Hamas but continued to make degrading comments about Christianity. Reid took yet another shot at the faith of tens of millions of Americans on her October 27, 2023 show in the segment titled “New House Speaker’s Extreme Views Emerge.” She said “The danger of having a house speaker who has made it loud and clear that his evangelical faith underpins his entire world political view…”
Joy Reid attacked the Christian faith of many of the Supreme Court Justices on her July 3, 2023 show during a segment titled ‘SUPREME EXTREMISM.” Joy Reid said the following after showing a video of a speech made by Justice Samuel Alito. “Justice Samuel Alito utilizing his First Amendment Rights to share his personal views about religion. The problem is Alito and other right wing justices are imposing their own personal moral beliefs on all of us.” Joy Reid denigrated Justice Alito’s Christian faith on her April 22, 2023 show when she said “Alito is playing ‘mullah’ in his dissent in SCOTUS’ abortion drug ruling.” Reid has a long history of maligning people of the Christian faith.
Joy Reid’s March 29, 2023 show headlined a misinformation segment titled “Religious Right Targets Transgender Americans – Transgender Americans Under Siege” just days after a transgender killed three children and three staff members at a Christian School. Reid’s reckless lies could have fueled trans hate even more for Christians just in time for the Antifa sponsored “Trans Day of Vengeance. Stop Trans Genocide. April 1st at 11:00 am. Assemble at Scotus. Wear a mask. Bring a Buddy.” Where is Reid's concern about the violent Antifa group rallying trans people against other Americans?
Joy Reid attacked white people and denigrated Judeo-Christian values when she said on her March 10, 2023 show 'If it ain't white, it ain't right in DeSantistan' in her attack on the Florida legislation. Reid outright attacked white people. She also denigrated Judeo-Christian values by her use of the "stan" vernacular in an attempt to equate the conservative values of Florida white people to Islamic radicals in Afghanistan, Pakistan, etc.
Joy Reid promoted the book “White Too Long” on her July 28, 2022 episode with the author telling her audience that “white (emphasized) Christian Nationalism is what the threat is before us.” Robert P. Jones authored the book titled “White Too Long – The legacy of White Supremacy in American Christianity.” Jones, another guest on The ReidOut spewing hate filled lies about white Christians, also authored the book “The End of White Christian American.”
Joy Reid had Anthea Butler, a professor of religion and the chair of the University of Pennsylvania Department of Religious Studies, on the May 9, 2022 episode of The ReidOut to promote her racist book titled “White Evangelical Racism” as part of Reid’s discussion on Roe v Wade. Butler falsely contends that it was racism, not abortion, that bonded white evangelical Christians with ancestry going back to the early time of colonial America. Butler erroneously asserts, while sexism, homophobia, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism, and transphobia are currently woven into White evangelical ideology, the centrality of anti-Black racism imbues every facet of its belief system and political outlook.
Joy Reid berated white Christians again for being racists on her MSNBC show “The ReidOut” on March 7, 2022. Reid argued that the only reason "the world" cares about the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine is because it's happening to a "white and largely Christian" nation. She said “We don’t need to ask ourselves if our response would be the same if Russia unleashed their horror on a country that wasn’t white and largely Christian.”
Joy Reid’s tweet comparing Christians to the Taliban appears to capture some of the “God hating narrative of the left” that Jason Whitlock describes. Fox News reports: MSNBC host Joy-Ann Reid came under fire Saturday for comparing the religious right in the United States to the Taliban, claiming they want to force women "solely into childbirth" and out of the workforce. "This is the real-life Handmaid’s Tale," Reid tweeted, comparing the situation in Afghanistan to the novel and dystopian drama series "The Handmaid's Tale," where women are portrayed as property and forced to bear children. "A true cautionary tale for the U.S., which has our own far religious right dreaming of a theocracy that would impose a particular brand of Christianity, drive women from the workforce and solely into childbirth, and control all politics," the tweet continued.
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