Kentucky Democrat female state rep is ashamed about being White

Kentucky Lawmaker Says She “Doesn’t Feel Good About Being White” — Then Targets Kids

There are moments in politics when a single sentence tells you everything you need to know about a worldview.

Kentucky Democratic State Representative Sarah Stalker delivered one of those moments when, during a legislative hearing on K–12 education, she calmly announced, “I don’t feel good about being white every day.” Not quietly. Not sheepishly. But confidently, while arguing that Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs must remain in Kentucky schools so children can “reflect” on how their skin color affects their place in the world.

And just like that, the mask came off.

This wasn’t courage. It wasn’t empathy. It wasn’t leadership. It was performative guilt dressed up as moral superiority, delivered by a lawmaker who somehow believes her personal identity struggle should be converted into curriculum for other people’s kids.

Welcome to modern progressivism, where adult insecurity becomes public policy and children are the collateral damage.

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And it seems to always be White Democrat women being stupid.