I did notice that Sonny has rarely posted to Breitbart recently. Perhaps she's changed her views. As I suggested earlier, perhaps she was just seeking a little wingnut welfare until her circumstances no longer needed it.
However, if you really think I misunderstood, perhaps you can offer the non-racist understanding of her writing, "Black America’s favorite past time is back on full display in Ferguson, MO, as looting and rioting breaks out after the fatal shooting death of an unarmed 18-year old by Ferguson law enforcement."
Sonnie Johnson realized she was not a progressive when the DCW lady came and handcuffed her..... I imagine that is what it would have taken, she never said that part..... and dragged her away from her drug addict mother who at least loved her, and put her in a place where she got no love..... well, something like that..... she told about it once, I have no article to cite. So she was raised religious, nevertheless, and proud. She did not get a positive view of government from her experience. She has also not been very well received from a lot of conservatives. She is not your Candace Owens or whatnot.
She knew Andrew Breitbart and has tracked with the idea of personal liberties and self-sufficiency. I think you are perhaps partially correct about the shifting political preferences. However, she has positive connections with I believe David Webb, and some other XM125 hosts. She was on Breitbart Nes Tonight last night a lead guest.
She invites successful black men(and women) onto her show quite often, even if they are not Republican.... or especially if they are not. She does history lessons on black history, and loves to dissect the transition from the 1870s to 1900s era when the Republican Party turned out the blacks for the rich white eugenic progressives. I think she has a kind of street smarts. If the Republicans let her run their black outreach, there would be a lot of black Republicans. But I have actually heard her talking about a separate line of action.....so I know she is definitely frustrated in the R camp. She is more about creating or re-creating the culture of can-do in her community.
Anyone who figuratively or intellectually expects her or her people to sit at the back of the political bus is definitely on her bad side.
she does not exclude alt-right(*) dudes though, if they are articulate and positive about what blacks can do.
(*) definition(mine): anyone who criticizes Karl Marx as an old white intellectual dude in the pay of obscenely rich political schemers, in short, anyone who knows anything about Karl Marx, and who can discuss articulately how political narratives are used to corral the po folks into some damn miserable depencency on government with no liberty.
alternative definition, anyone who knows Obama and Hillary were ideological marxist fake wannabes kissing rich butts all over the world, taking a million or two from the nightstand after servicing their masters.
missing from these definitions is any kind of racist. Sonnie uses the historical black experience to warn the po damn whites what the "progressives" are about to do them, too.