Do you think people will be upset that almost all of the displays in the International Museum of Fraud and Forgery feature white people, or is it just understood that white people are less honest than

I probably wouldn't pick up on the fact if they were all white, because I don't look at things with race colored glasses on like some people do.

Agree.

It's the museum of fraud and forgery get it? They're probably not really white at all!!

Ah, Not Frodo the lateral thinker!  Thanks for that.

. . and well done - I wish I'd spotted that niche myself.

But hey, lets be racialist for one cotton-picking minute.

Could it also have been that the promoters thought any mention of an East Indian con man, or an Arab or Nigerian deceiver, would attract the usual mindless outrage?

Whites are a safe bet because they have shown, and continue to show, they can take the denigration, even call it down upon themselves, all in a politically correct days work.

In the case of this museum, I expect the plaudits to soon start flowing in, lauding the whites for heroically and selflessly taking the burden of deceit and corruption on themselves, and off all the other colors of humanity that are clearly as pure as the driven snow (which just happens to be white) .  

White people have museums about white people. Of course, some people don't realize there is a break down of who white people are. We have a Czech Museum here in Houston. It's about heritage.

Then we have the Menil Collection. This is a museum with much German art and artists who left Germany as degenerate artists.

Then we have the Museum of Fine Arts, which covers art from around the world, and includes Native American and American Art.

I think that a museum of Fraud and Forgery would include the most famous cases in our history. I doubt they focus on race. Much American history was written by Europeans who colonized this country, and we also use an English system of education, because English is the language of education and business.

There is a museum of fraud in Austin, Texas, that has interesting artifacts of famous fraud cases that happened in Texas. The Billy Sol story would be there. Also, we have the Enron story. And others, I'm sure. People of all races visit such museums, because fraud is only thing that affects everybody.