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Why is 44 years of Affirmative Action equal to 188 years of slavery, Jim Crow and government-sanctioned institutionalized racism?
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Why bless your heart... How long were you a slave?
Why is 44 years of Affirmative Action equal to 188 years of slavery, Jim Crow and government-sanctioned institutionalized racism?
Why bless your heart... How long were you a slave?
Why is 44 years of Affirmative Action equal to 188 years of slavery, Jim Crow and government-sanctioned institutionalized racism?
Affirmative action was not meant to make up for, in length of time, for the above mentioned travesties. It was meant to correct and make fair the playing field to provide for racial equality.
It now teeters on the brink of creating racial bias against qualified candidates for certain jobs; universities; and military service.
Why bless your heart... How long were you a slave?
Did Jim Crow and government-sanctioned institutionalized racism end in 1865?
Why is 44 years of Affirmative Action equal to 188 years of slavery, Jim Crow and government-sanctioned institutionalized racism?
Affirmative action was not meant to make up for, in length of time, for the above mentioned travesties. It was meant to correct and make fair the playing field to provide for racial equality.
It now teeters on the brink of creating racial bias against qualified candidates for certain jobs; universities; and military service.
Was Jim Crow meant to be separate, but equal?
How is institutionalizing racism in affirmative action going to solve the problem of racism, institutional or otherwise?
Why bless your heart... How long were you a slave?
Did Jim Crow and government-sanctioned institutionalized racism end in 1865?
Well if you weren't a slave, then what does 188 years of slavery mean to you?
How is institutionalizing racism in affirmative action going to solve the problem of racism, institutional or otherwise?
Who cares about solving anything?
Why is 44 years of Affirmative Action equal to 188 years of slavery, Jim Crow and government-sanctioned institutionalized racism?
Why is 44 years of Affirmative Action equal to 188 years of slavery, Jim Crow and government-sanctioned institutionalized racism?
Affirmative action was not meant to make up for, in length of time, for the above mentioned travesties. It was meant to correct and make fair the playing field to provide for racial equality.
It now teeters on the brink of creating racial bias against qualified candidates for certain jobs; universities; and military service.
Was Jim Crow meant to be separate, but equal?
Did Jim Crow and government-sanctioned institutionalized racism end in 1865?
Well if you weren't a slave, then what does 188 years of slavery mean to you?
Did Jim Crow and government-sanctioned institutionalized racism end in 1865?
Blacks weren't discriminated against after 1865?
Affirmative action was not meant to make up for, in length of time, for the above mentioned travesties. It was meant to correct and make fair the playing field to provide for racial equality.
It now teeters on the brink of creating racial bias against qualified candidates for certain jobs; universities; and military service.
Was Jim Crow meant to be separate, but equal?
Your right.. I think the Democrat party should pay for what they did. Write Obama a letter of outrage, tell him you think his party should pay reparations to people still living who were was affected by what his party did to African Americans
They are not equal. Only a fucking idiot would think that.
Well if you weren't a slave, then what does 188 years of slavery mean to you?
Did Jim Crow and government-sanctioned institutionalized racism end in 1865?
Blacks weren't discriminated against after 1865?
Yes they were and you know what? There is not a damned thing either you or I can do to change that. What's done is done and we can only change the future. Right now, the main things holding black people back in this country are other black people. The opportunities are there for those that are willing to utilize the resources placed in front of them.