They’re claiming black people can’t use the INTERNET…
By Steve Watson: A new compilation clip making the rounds shows white liberal women being asked a simple question: how does voter ID “inspire racism”? Their responses did not spur a debate about ballots.
Rather they all launched into lectures about Black Americans as a class of people who supposedly cannot get online, cannot find a DMV, and cannot be expected to produce the same documents everyone else needs to fly, drive, or cash a check.
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Multiple white liberal women are asked how Voter ID ‘inspires racism’
- They say black people don’t know how to go online and use the internet
- Black peoples don’t have data for their smartphones
- Black communities don’t know how to get the… pic.twitter.com/wqb4W107RI
One woman warns that “you might not have data for most of the communities.” Another says, “well I feel like they don’t have the knowledge of how,” then adds that “they don’t really know what is out there.” The rest of the clip follows the same script: black neighborhoods are framed as digitally helpless, informationally lost, and uniquely crushed by the fact that felons cannot vote.
Felon voting rules are a separate legal fight. They do not prove that asking a lawful voter for a photo ID is Jim Crow 2.0.
Pew Research Center’s 2025 figures show 94 percent of Black adults use the internet, compared with 96 percent of White adults — a two-point gap that is, for practical purposes, noise. Black adults are more likely than white adults to say they are online almost constantly, 44 percent to 37 percent. Overall smartphone ownership in America sits at 91 percent, with vast majorities across racial groups carrying one.
A home-broadband gap exists — 71 percent of black adults subscribe at home versus 81 percent of white adults — and black adults are more likely to rely on a phone as their primary connection. That is an income and infrastructure issue. It is not evidence that black voters are wandering around unable to locate a state ID office or read a website.
Treating a modest broadband difference as proof that an entire race cannot handle voter ID is insane.
Filmmaker Ami Horowitz has been running this experiment for years: first ask white progressives why voter ID is racist, then take those answers to black neighborhoods and play them back. The Berkeley-style answers are always the same. “They’re usually pretty racist and they’re bad.”
“I think voter ID laws are a way to perpetuate racism.” Horowitz suggests, noting that it’s untrue that black people are “less likely to have state IDs,” live too far from a DMV, or cannot get online.
In East Harlem, the reaction was contempt. “Do you carry ID?” “Yes, I do.” “Do you know anybody — any black person — who doesn’t carry ID?” “No. Everyone that I know has ID.” One woman did not bother with politeness: “Why would they think we don’t have ID? That’s a lie. Why would they say that?” Another said suggesting Black adults cannot find the internet is “just stupidity,” because “everybody has access to the internet, even a little kid can figure out how to work the internet.”
Asked if the stereotype sounded racist, a resident answered that it was, “because you’re putting people in a category and you have no idea what you’re talking about.”
Horowitz urges that “The racism of the left is on full display there. They couldn’t imagine black people had the ability to vote, to think like a white person.”
This is not a fringe poll finding either. A January 2025 Rasmussen survey found 88 percent of black likely voters said requiring photo ID is a reasonable way to protect elections — higher than the 74 percent among white voters. Overall support sat at 77 percent. Pew’s August 2025 survey found 83 percent of Americans favor requiring government-issued photo identification, including about seven-in-ten Democrats and at least seven-in-ten adults across racial groups.
The people supposedly being “protected” from ID laws keep telling pollsters they want the ID laws.
This is the same reflex we documented last year outside an ICE facility in Newark, when a white liberal protester informed conservative journalist Savanah Hernandez — a U.S. citizen of Mexican descent — that she should fear deportation because she has “brown skin.”
Hernandez’s reply stripped the performance down to what it was: a white ‘progressive’ woman assigning fear, status, and political meaning to someone else’s skin. The protester then tried to change the subject and call ICE the racists. Hernandez noted the agents had shaken her hand and had not, in fact, tried to deport her.
The voter-ID interviews run on the same operating system. Years of conditioning have taught a certain class of white liberals that the safest moral posture is to speak for minorities and never to them as equals. They are so desperate not to be perceived as racist, and so loaded with inherited guilt, that they overcompensate.
The result is not allyship. It is deep condescension. It is the soft bigotry of low expectations, delivered as compassion.
John Fetterman walked into the same trap in 2021, opposing a Pennsylvania voter-ID amendment on the grounds that “tens of thousands of Pennsylvanians who typically are on the poorer side and are people of color” are “less likely to have their ID at any one given time.” Sen. Ted Cruz called it “a completely racist comment.”
BlazeTV’s T.J. Moe said Democrats “act like black people are too stupid and helpless to get IDs.” Reporter Deb Heine dryly observed, “I love it when white people say black voters can’t figure out how to get an I.D. so they can vote. That’s not racist at all.”
You can rent a hotel room, buy beer, pick up a package, and board a plane with a photo ID. The claim that the same document becomes a racial weapon the moment it touches a ballot is a political convenience, not a civil-rights insight.
Election rules treat citizens as adults. Proving who you are before you choose the government should be standard.
The insult is not the ID law. The insult is the lecture from people who need black voters to remain ‘helpless’ in order for their own twisted political ideology to make sense.
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