Shirley Sherrod has all but achieved Sainthood with the mainstream media ever since Breitbart released video that turned out not to tell the whole story.

She’s been compared to Rosa Parks by Communist Van Jones. She’s been called a civil rights hero by others. Her story to the NAACP about reforming her racist views has been called “historic” and “moving” by CNN.

But the real story about Shirley Sherrod and her husband is anything but inspirational. Shirley Sherrod is a long-time radical left-wing activist and professional black victim.

Shirley Sherrod’s daughter was born in 1967. You know what they named her? Russia.

It’s almost comical at this point how many truly radical Commie Pinko pigs this administration has in their ranks. From the highest levels to the lowest levels you have 1960s new-left nut jobs.

Here’s Charles Sherrod warning that we need to stop “the white man” and his “Uncle Toms” from stealing elections.

Now that’s what I call bringing people together!

And for the record — I have no uncle named Tom.

Kudos to Dan Riehl for looking into all this.

(hat tip The Other McCain)

Linda Chavez has a great piece today at Townhall.com about the sick tradition of leftist minorities labeling non-leftist minorities as “traitors” or “Uncle-Tom’s” or “sell-outs.”

Chavez happens to be a conservative Latina who was predictably attacked by some Latinos for her criticism of Supreme Court Justice Nominee Sonia Sotomayor.

The black cop who assisted Sgt. Crowley in the now infamous arrest of Obama’s buddy Skip Gates says he’s been called an “Uncle Tom” because of his support for a white policeman.

The same people who decry racism at every turn think nothing of attacking people of color who disagree with them.

I think it’s pretty damn racist to assume that everyone who shares your skin color thinks exactly alike. If you’re Hispanic or Black you obviously hate the Police and vote Democrat — those are the rules.

Fortunately, that’s not the case. For every racist black professor like Gates who profits from stoking racial tension, there’s a black man like Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas who believes in ending racial discrimination in all its forms and moving the country forward.