Too many inarticulate black people in politics, says Equalities Minister Kemi

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I didn’t know much about Kemi Badenoch. All I knew was that she was a rising star in the Conservative Party as Equalities Minister and born in London to Nigerian parents.

Having just read her leaked Whatsapp messages in The Times I feel the Tories have a real winner in Ms Badenoch.
Take this message; ‘’The problem is there are too many inarticulate black people given front and centre stage.

‘’Look at Diane Abbott, practically the only black woman you see discussing politics, and see how she disgraced herself not knowing her brief. That kinda stuff is sooo bad for us.’’

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The messages were posted in a group chat called Conservative Friends of Nigeria.

In her texts Badenoch, 41, explained her apathy towards imperial history claiming that Africans lacked basic rights when European colonisation began.

She says; ‘’I don’t care about colonialism because I know what we were doing before colonialism got there. They came in and just made a different bunch of winners and losers.

‘’There was never any concept of ‘rights’ so the people who lost out were old elites and not everyday people.’’

All sensible stuff. The Left will hate it. That makes her a hero in my eyes.

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