Why Does the Press Make Everything About Race?

Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur talk about how everything the Press wants to talk about somehow has to be focused upon race. To illustrate the point, Paul Andre Michels, brother of a man recently murdered in Atlanta, said “This is a drive-by media creating a narrative that is not correct. I wish they would stop, think about what they’re doing and quit stoking racial division in this country. We don’t need it.” The Press does not care about the damage it is doing. It is all about numbers and being popular.