Not every black conservative is a house "negro". But many are.
Who are those left wing racists you want calling out?
To be clear, there are racists on both sides of the political spectrum, but who are you referring to?
I believe your comment that "many are" is just plain silly. The phrases "house negro" or "house nigger" are demeaning, disparaging, and ugly ... period. If you disagree with someone, address the issues. There is no value in racist slurs.
As to identifying Left-wing racists, good start would be any person who routinely or without compunction used or uses disparaging racist descriptions against individuals like Colon Powell, Condoleeza Rice, or Clarance Thomas, for example. May also include some who did not and do not object when hearing such descriptions, though that silence might just be attributed to a lack of balls.
I would further say it includes those who do not really embrace the vision of a post-racial America, but who rather do all in their power to spread negative characterizations of "the other," foster racial group identification against "the other," encourage racial divisiveness, and incite racial animosity and resentment. Rather than viewing every man and woman as an
individual human being. Further included would be those who, for
whatever reason, object to racial intermarriage. If we were to expand the topic to bigotry generally, more examples could be included.
Over the years I've seen many articles on this Forum written by extremists (whose names I've not memorized) who express their views on Conservative blacks (in vile ways such as "Clarance 'Uncle Tom' Thomas"), "white people" (always negative), "whiteness" (desperately trying to convince others that this "identity" is prevalent when it is not, and desperately trying to instill this identity in people who identify themselves in other ways, in order to foster racial antagonism), and "white privilege" (to dismiss the achievements of those who got what they got through their pursuit of education and their hard work; in order to rationalize the expropriation of the hard-earned savings of innocent people who have never harmed another human being and whose economic status would be unchanged if racism and discrimination had never existed in the world). Not everyone who discusses
some of these matters are bigots; many no doubt just pick up on the jargon that is disseminated. But the fact remains that the way issues are framed can, in and of themselves, have racist and divisive subtexts and foster racial animosity. We've already discussed these issues at length on the Forum, and I really don't wish to re-open this can of worms. But you asked. It is clear that some who most viciously condemn black Conservatives and who most vigorously push these positions are themselves bigoted.
So Reginald, you ask for the names of specific individuals? You tell me. You interact with people on the Left far more than I do.
(As noted in Jefferson's quote above, I was not implying, by the way, that Jefferson is a "racist" ... I just object to those kind of racial slurs. I was reacting to the broader tactic that I have observed, targeting black Conservatives; a tactic that I find to be really objectionable).