Do Republicans still want Sundown Towns and Green Travel Guides?

I wonder if the OP (yes, I did read this one because I find this topic interesting) knows that there were more Sundown Towns in the northeast, Midwest, and west coast than there ever were in the south?

That wouldn't be a big shock now would it, since that's where the majority of ******* were when they were property. It would have been hard to ban them since they made up the bloody area and when they were property, y'all were perfectly fine with that, my family was, that's how we made our living like much of the south...
 
so are the people who supported your OP laws

tard

Those weren't laws, they were threats idiot child.

And, that was a common practice when I was a teenager, so they can hardly all be dead.

your excuse is that robert kkk byrd is dead, yet, not all folks from his gen are dead and there were in fact KKK dems you dishonest prick

all you do is lie rdean.

and they weren't laws????? really???? from your own link: by force, law, or custom.

idiot child :lol:

You're the moron. You purposely ignore American history. I bet you believe Lincoln was a confederate. Was he tard? Was Lincoln a Confederate? Republicans are.

So come on. Answer the question.
 
To them that is Free Association, for whitey only of course...

You delusion fucks are talking about something that happened almost 60 years ago as if it relates to people today.

Rdean and pretty much anything he posts is a waste of time.

or your mother and father had lived under the degrading conditions of Jim Crow that denied generations of Blacks an equal opportunity to reach their full human potential (an oppoirtunity that whites have taken for granted for generations) you would not be so ready to dismiss recent history as irrelevant. Even Clarence Thomas in his autobiographical "My Grandfather's Son" reveals a residual anger continuously bubbling just below the surface at the racism he had to endure and overcome. And he certainly can't be dismissed as "just another whining Black".
 
I wonder if the OP (yes, I did read this one because I find this topic interesting) knows that there were more Sundown Towns in the northeast, Midwest, and west coast than there ever were in the south?




To repeat: the most important thing I learned from this book is how widespread sundown towns were-- from Appleton, Wisconsin (one of the larger sundown towns), to La Jolla, California, to places in Maine, to nearly the entire state of Idaho. The deep south actually had fewer sundown towns than the rest of the country-- while African-Americans suffered plenty of discrimination there, most White southerners were not interested in excluding blacks from their towns...

Book Review: Sundown Towns

Hmm, let's see. I posted a link with a map showing where so many of these towns are. And that would surprise me? Republicans are spread across the country, so why wouldn't white racists?
 
To them that is Free Association, for whitey only of course...

You delusion fucks are talking about something that happened almost 60 years ago as if it relates to people today.

Rdean and pretty much anything he posts is a waste of time.

or your mother and father had lived under the degrading conditions of Jim Crow that denied generations of Blacks an equal opportunity to reach their full human potential (an oppoirtunity that whites have taken for granted for generations) you would not be so ready to dismiss recent history as irrelevant. Even Clarence Thomas in his autobiographical "My Grandfather's Son" reveals a residual anger continuously bubbling just below the surface at the racism he had to endure and overcome. And he certainly can't be dismissed as "just another whining Black".

He can when it's convenient to Republicans on the USMB.
 
So it's all good then eh? Whitey gets a pass on racism?

Pretty much. Just be thankful you live in the USA.
I'd be fine in any of the countries my people come from, which are Scotland, Ireland, Germany, and England.

Travelocity Travel: Vacations, Cheap Flights, Airline Tickets & Airfares
Orbitz Travel: Airline Tickets, Cheap Hotels, Car Rentals, Vacations & Cruises

Those are good places to start looking for airline tickets. Nobody will miss you, pisshead.
 
Pretty much. Just be thankful you live in the USA.
I'd be fine in any of the countries my people come from, which are Scotland, Ireland, Germany, and England.

Travelocity Travel: Vacations, Cheap Flights, Airline Tickets & Airfares
Orbitz Travel: Airline Tickets, Cheap Hotels, Car Rentals, Vacations & Cruises

Those are good places to start looking for airline tickets. Nobody will miss you, pisshead.
Sorry little buddy, my people founded the place, it's my country not yours. Need help packing?
 
I wonder if the OP (yes, I did read this one because I find this topic interesting) knows that there were more Sundown Towns in the northeast, Midwest, and west coast than there ever were in the south?




To repeat: the most important thing I learned from this book is how widespread sundown towns were-- from Appleton, Wisconsin (one of the larger sundown towns), to La Jolla, California, to places in Maine, to nearly the entire state of Idaho. The deep south actually had fewer sundown towns than the rest of the country-- while African-Americans suffered plenty of discrimination there, most White southerners were not interested in excluding blacks from their towns...

Book Review: Sundown Towns

Hmm, let's see. I posted a link with a map showing where so many of these towns are. And that would surprise me? Republicans are spread across the country, so why wouldn't white racists?


So give us a link that says Republicans were responsible for Sundown Towns...

And quit pointing your finger at the south. The entire country was guilty of the practice, the south least of all.

The fact of the matter is simple, people from both sides of the political spectrum were complicit in the practice of Sundown Towns.

Gives us a break, Dean. there is dirt on the hands of both Democrats and Republicans when it comes to racism.
 
Gives us a break, Dean. there is dirt on the hands of both Democrats and Republicans when it comes to racism.
You wouldn't know that by reading this site. Here only the Dems are racist even though the GOP doesn't have enough darkies in it to fill the back booth at Denny's...
 
I wonder if the OP (yes, I did read this one because I find this topic interesting) knows that there were more Sundown Towns in the northeast, Midwest, and west coast than there ever were in the south?

To repeat: the most important thing I learned from this book is how widespread sundown towns were-- from Appleton, Wisconsin (one of the larger sundown towns), to La Jolla, California, to places in Maine, to nearly the entire state of Idaho. The deep south actually had fewer sundown towns than the rest of the country-- while African-Americans suffered plenty of discrimination there, most White southerners were not interested in excluding blacks from their towns...

Book Review: Sundown Towns

One thing many people do not (or will not) see is the fact that for many decades, one of the country's most viciously-racist cities was Boston! (Which, for the record, is under court-ordered school integration to this day!)
 
I'd be fine in any of the countries my people come from, which are Scotland, Ireland, Germany, and England.

Travelocity Travel: Vacations, Cheap Flights, Airline Tickets & Airfares
Orbitz Travel: Airline Tickets, Cheap Hotels, Car Rentals, Vacations & Cruises

Those are good places to start looking for airline tickets. Nobody will miss you, pisshead.
Sorry little buddy, my people founded the place, it's my country not yours. Need help packing?

Dude, seriously: what the fuck are you babbling about? Are you stoned?
 
Texas city haunted by 'no blacks after dark' past - CNN.com

Vidor was one of hundreds of communities in America known as "sundown towns," places where blacks were not welcome after dark. In some of these towns, signs -- handwritten or printed -- were posted, saying things like "Whites Only After Dark." But in general, sundown towns existed by reputation. Blacks knew they were places to avoid after dark.

"I don't mind being friends with them, talking and stuff like that, but as far as mingling and eating with them, all that kind of stuff, that's where I draw the line." (come on people, you know that town doesn't vote Democrat and the KKK would NEVER belong to a party that welcomes blacks - they would prefer a party that's 90% white regardless of what they "imagine" the history to be)

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From Maine to California, thousands of communities kept out African Americans (or sometimes Chinese Americans, Jewish Americans, etc.) by force, law, or custom. These communities are sometimes called "sundown towns" because some of them posted signs at their city limits reading, typically, "******, Don't Let The Sun Go Down On You In ___." Some towns are still all white on purpose. Their chilling stories have been joined more recently by the many elite (and some not so elite) suburbs like Grosse Pointe, MI, or Edina, MN, that have excluded nonwhites by "kinder gentler means." When I began this research, I expected to find about 10 sundown towns in Illinois (my home state) and perhaps 50 across the country. Instead, I have found more than 440 in Illinois and thousands across the United States

Sundown Towns by James W. Loewen

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The_Negro_Motorist_Green_Book.jpg

The Negro Travelers' Green Book, Spring 1956 - University of South Carolina Libraries

(This book let people know where they eat and sleep in safety without being murdered by racists whites.)

Travel guide helped African-Americans navigate tricky times - CNN.com

Atlanta (CNN) -- Ernest Green hit the roads of the segregated South as a teen in the 1950s, using a travel guide that pointed out safe havens where African-Americans could eat and stay.
The pamphlet promoted vacation without humiliation.
"It was one of the survival tools of segregated life," Green says.

Imagine needing this in America. Doing this to people who had been slaves and mistreated by confederate whites for centuries. Hmmm, who are the confederate whites today?
Anyone? Hint: They fly this flag:

rebel-flag.jpg

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I thought that at the most, there were probably only a few hundred of these towns. Imagine my surprise to find there were over 10,000 spread all over the United States?

The reason those in Ferguson and who are in charge are freaking out is because they never had to deal with this before. Their curfew is turning that area into a "Sundown Town" and that's what happens when you act in ignorance. Kind of like what Republicans did in Iraq.

How many Republicans on the USMB see "Sundown Towns" and a "Green Guides" as "good things"? Come on. Be honest.

Why is it you keep trying to project commiecrat policies on to others. Can't accept the past of your party? Fuck off racist agitator.
 
Gives us a break, Dean. there is dirt on the hands of both Democrats and Republicans when it comes to racism.
You wouldn't know that by reading this site. Here only the Dems are racist even though the GOP doesn't have enough darkies in it to fill the back booth at Denny's...

odd because you and rdean always claim only the gop is racist

hjmick is correct, both sides are not innocent. even today.
 
I wonder if the OP (yes, I did read this one because I find this topic interesting) knows that there were more Sundown Towns in the northeast, Midwest, and west coast than there ever were in the south?




To repeat: the most important thing I learned from this book is how widespread sundown towns were-- from Appleton, Wisconsin (one of the larger sundown towns), to La Jolla, California, to places in Maine, to nearly the entire state of Idaho. The deep south actually had fewer sundown towns than the rest of the country-- while African-Americans suffered plenty of discrimination there, most White southerners were not interested in excluding blacks from their towns...

Book Review: Sundown Towns

Hmm, let's see. I posted a link with a map showing where so many of these towns are. And that would surprise me? Republicans are spread across the country, so why wouldn't white racists?

only republicans are white racists?
 
Gives us a break, Dean. there is dirt on the hands of both Democrats and Republicans when it comes to racism.
You wouldn't know that by reading this site. Here only the Dems are racist even though the GOP doesn't have enough darkies in it to fill the back booth at Denny's...

odd because you and rdean always claim only the gop is racist

hjmick is correct, both sides are not innocent. even today.

What part of all humans are racist, said by me dozens of times, means I think only the GOP is racist?
 
Gives us a break, Dean. there is dirt on the hands of both Democrats and Republicans when it comes to racism.
You wouldn't know that by reading this site.


Really? By my estimation, based on reading this site, the Dems think the Repubs are racists and vice versa. It seems to be a tit-for-tat thing, a "I know you are but what am I?" game...


Here only the Dems are racist even though the GOP doesn't have enough darkies in it to fill the back booth at Denny's...


Come on, everyone knows Denny's doesn't serve Black people...
 
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You wouldn't know that by reading this site. Here only the Dems are racist even though the GOP doesn't have enough darkies in it to fill the back booth at Denny's...

odd because you and rdean always claim only the gop is racist

hjmick is correct, both sides are not innocent. even today.

What part of all humans are racist, said by me dozens of times, means I think only the GOP is racist?


I'm not sure I would agree that all humans are racist. Do all humans have the potential to be racist? Probably. But a good portion of them are able to deny that impulse... It's a shame not all of them can.
 
odd because you and rdean always claim only the gop is racist

hjmick is correct, both sides are not innocent. even today.

What part of all humans are racist, said by me dozens of times, means I think only the GOP is racist?


I'm not sure I would agree that all humans are racist. Do all humans have the potential to be racist? Probably. But a good portion of them are able to deny that impulse... It's a shame not all of them can.
Whether you agree with it or not is not my concern. I say so so keep that in mind the next time you throw partisan crap my way.
 

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