Peter Sokolowski, an editor at large for the Merriam-Webster dictionary, told CNN that their definition of racism is being changed to “a doctrine or political program based on the assumption of racism and designed to execute its principles” and “a political or social system founded on racism,” which would cover systematic racism and oppression.

“I think we can express this more clearly to bring the idea of an asymmetrical power structure into the language of this definition, but it’s there,” Sokolowski said.

For our purposes, the word asymmetrical is noteworthy. But we feel it should be applied to outcomes or what’s really going in the field and not figments of the imagination and Weinstein clown world movies. It means two sides that don’t match — are uneven or out of whack.

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Read “Weinstein’s ‘Django,’ ‘Hateful 8’, ‘Inglorious Basterds’ A Wake-Up Call For Whites”

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Yes, we, too, feel this new definition opens the way toward a discussion and dialogue on race. One of the most compelling observations of racial behaviors was offered up by this black lady and mother who starkly described the impact on her life of runaway dinduism.

For discussion purposes, I use the term “dindu” to describe a segment of the black youth population. We still assume that there are black youths that want no part of this behavior. Thus, we feel using “black youths” broadly would not be just. And using the term “youth,” like the Lugenpresse does, is not being truthful in the least. And blaming this on white youth, like Joe Rogan did, is just a flat-out evil lie.

Failing to identify the race elements of crime is akin to talking about the NBA in the ’90s without mentioning the Chicago Bulls.

Curiously, some combination of low intelligence, a sense of entitlement and confidence that they won’t be punished compels these criminals to frequently post their crime videos on social media for the amusement of their peer group.

These young criminals hardly look intimidated by the police. In fact we would argue that BLM has enabled dinduism. And the corporate kakistocracy (the actual power structure) in turn is enabling both BLM and dinduism.

Language is important, so we are open to another term besides “dindu” to address this threat. Challenge me, but it has to be honest and deal with the menace and not be diversionary. Google search shows the term has gained traction of late.

The term “dindu” is the descriptive for “I didn’t do nothing” crowd who refuses to take responsibility or accept guilt even when caught red handed. It’s shorthand for the refrain, “He’s a good kid, he didn’t do nothin’.” It describes unaccountable, unsupervised black youths who are caught engaged in violent, hostile and asocial behavior and deny, deny, deny.

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