unobjectionable

This appears to be a reference to Brown's willingness to publicly state both that racism exists and that racism is bad, sentiments that should be unobjectionable to anyone who is not a racist.

Their notional policy agenda was almost universally unobjectionable, if also highly unspecific.

No one embarrasses himself — it’s all polished, pleasant, anonymous and unobjectionable.

For most in the audience, that aim will prove entirely unobjectionable, for some even salutary.

The endorsements of Mr. Trump by the former quarterback Brett Favre and the golf champion Jack Nicklaus, for some reason, were unobjectionable.