SCOTUS ruled Thursday that reverse discrimination is discrimination. Thus, we can confidently conclude that providing grants for people based on race is unconstitutional, no matter one’s skin color. And someone should really inform State Rep. Robyn Vining about that.

Vining introduced a legislative package titled “Mental Health Care is Healthcare” earlier this week, and it’s worse than you think.

According to Vining, she is "committed to fighting for mental health access." However, this commitment somehow leaves out a skin color she has deemed as politically correct.

Two of these proposals would "Provide grants to racial minority groups to become school social workers" and "Provide grants to schools to hire racially diverse mental health professionals." And by this, she means rewarding people for insignificant birth traits that have nothing to do with competence.

Someone should really inform her that that’s not legal in America, and you can’t just discriminate based on skin color.

“It is time that this legislature invests in the mental health and well-being of Wisconsinites. This package gives legislators an opportunity to finally do what is needed to address the mental health needs of Wisconsinites. Mental health care is healthcare, and these bills help Wisconsin move forward, together.”

So, it turns out that investing "in the mental health and well-being of Wisconsinites" does not include everyone, as proven by the fact that she has dedicated so much of this bill to benefit a certain race. Not only is that blatantly racist and evil, but it should automatically disqualify her from ever holding public office in America.

Actions speak louder than words, and while she claims she’s all in it for everyone, her bills prove otherwise. Thus, she has made it clear who she intends to represent, and it just so happens it’s a fraction of the population solely based on skin color. And that is something that will never be morally superior, despite who deems it politically correct.

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