Except that apparently nobody who listened to the show understands how an analogy works. 

She was *asked* to give a perspective of how black people feel about Apartheid, and used the bully analogy outlined in the article. She didn't call white people bullies, she simply explained that the black perspective of Apartheid is like having your bicycle taken away by a bully, and when your parents intervene, instead of chastising the bully, they tell you that you have to share the bike with him.

Which, to me, is a pretty on-the-nose description of how white people came out of the Apartheid era, and should really give a clearer picture as to why many black people are still angry about things, 25 years later.

But typically, instead of having a meaningful conversation about racial politics and the Apartheid legacy, white listeners immediately tried to bully the station by threatening to withdraw listenership and advertising money, without even the slightest hint of irony!