Tavon White of Black Guerilla Family prison gang “fathered five children with four of the corrections officers”
24th April 2013
Steve Sailer looks at a Blue State.
The indictment described a jailhouse seemingly out of control. Four corrections officers became pregnant by one inmate. Two of them got tattoos of the inmate’s first name, Tavon — one on her neck, the other on a wrist.
Sounds like they ought to have been called mistaken officers, not corrections officers.
Have you ever noticed that white prison gangs are always described as “white supremacist,” but black prison gangs and Mexican prison gangs are never described as “black supremacist” and “Mexican supremacist?”
Even those that belong to organizations like La Raza, ‘the race’, which would be denounced as an explicitly racist organization were it not in Spanish, so of course it doesn’t count.
Five kids fathered by an attempted murderer in prison. Anybody want to bet whether these five will turn out to be, on the whole, net taxpayers or tax consumers?
And, of course, if these malefactors were white, that would be explicitly mentioned right at the start. But it wasn’t, so we are left to read between the lines.
According to an affidavit for search warrants for the homes of the prison guards, who were arrested Tuesday, gang leaders strategically recruited female officers who they thought had “low self-esteem and insecurities.”
Oh, ya think?
George Gilder wrote a book, Visible Man, about a charming young inner city black man who idled his days away in low brow stupidity, except for when he was in prison. Suddenly, he would turn into a King Rat-style business mastermind, only to relapse into a layabout sponge as soon as he was freed to return to the company of women he could exploit with his looks and personality. (Of course, they didn’t have gender-integrated prison guard staffs back in the 1970s, so we’re more advanced now.)
They call that ‘progress’, which is another way of saying ‘we are screwed’. Which leads to natural speculation about the meaning of the word ‘progressive’….
Officers can be fired for associating with inmates, but the women in this case are suspended and still employed.