At first glance the video above might seem like a harmless public-service announcement, until you realize the info the pilot is telling you is so obvious that it is utterly useless (don't overpack for your flight, etc.)
There is obviously some intentional point being made here about the race of the pilot, because CNN would have had to do some digging to find a black one. (Blacks only make up about 2 percent of all commercial pilots.) So what's the real reason this non-story has been produced? This image of a black pilot underscores the main "public service" and "social engineering" message being conveyed here: Attention whitey, blacks are beneficent and good and giving and powerful. Your life is in their hands. Blacks protect you, helpless whitey.
Think I am exaggerating? Making something out of nothing? Observe the torturous blackworship spin that CNN manages to promulgate around this week's now-famous "situation room" photo.

See CNN's article HERE.
To most, Obama looks like he'd rather be anywhere but there in that room. More specifically, it looks like he's itching to get back out on the links. But the message-controllers at CNN use this image to herald giddily their new utopian age where blacks are at the helm, where "a black man becomes 'protector in chief'."
Of course, we have no problem with a rehabilitated image of black males per se, especially if that image fit a rehabilitated reality (which it currently fails to do). As it now stands, however, CNN projects a fantasy world and cannot admit that by and large blacks are a serious burden on white America, its civility, its economy.
When is CNN going to admit this burden. When will CNN do THAT story?
Oh, of course they never would. CNN is Anti-White.