RoshawnMarkwees
Assimilationist
My bad.I bet Sheila thinks that’s about her.
RIP
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My bad.I bet Sheila thinks that’s about her.
Everything you don’t like is “racist”…..So what are you now? A proud boy racist or a meek racist? Make up your mind you frail little bitch.![]()
I didn’t take it as an insult, I just thought you were joking about her name.I didn’t realize. I’ll have to take back my insult. I’m no democrat.
I was but I had no idea she’d died.I didn’t take it as an insult, I just thought you were joking about her name.
I'm not the one denying that economic discrimination took place during segregation or am expecting it to fix itself. If you want to deny history I'm just going to laugh at you for being frail.Everything you don’t like is “racist”…..
No one denies “economic discrimination took place during segregation” ffs….I'm not the one denying that economic discrimination took place during segregation or am expecting it to fix itself. If you want to deny history I'm just going to laugh at you for being frail.![]()
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Ok. So let's go over what you are saying then. This country did economically disenfranchise Black Americans.No one denies “economic discrimination took place during segregation” ffs….
Reparations were considered at the time but never happened. That was 60 years ago. That ship has sailed and the absence of a cash pay-out is not what is economically impacting the black community today.Ok. So let's go over what you are saying then. This country did economically disenfranchise Black Americans.
Did it provide reparations for this economic disenfranchisement?
A ten to one wealth gap and disparity of home ownership and investment in Black communities isn't affecting the Black community today? Based on what besides your feelings?Reparations were considered at the time but never happened. That was 60 years ago. That ship has sailed and the absence of a cash pay-out is not what is economically impacting the black community today.
Affirmative action and DEI are not reparations. Not even technically. They can't technically be reparations for discrimination against Black Americans if they're meant to help all minority communities.If you want to be technical, multicultural policies like affirmative action and DEI are reparations. Reparations is a concept that spans more than just a cash pay out. But a cash hand-out is all most proponents of reparations want.
A ten to one wealth gap and disparity of home ownership and investment in Black communities isn't affecting the Black community today?
Oh, I didn’t realize black people were the only group who had been marginalized. We either need to kick those other freeloading minorities off DEI or just scrap it all together then.Affirmative action and DEI are not reparations. Not even technically. They can't technically be reparations for discrimination against Black Americans if they're meant to help all minority communities.
Robert E. Lee Day was celebrated long before MLK was.
I think its great that blacks and whites can celebrate Lee-King Day together in Alabama and Mississippi
You claimed that. You said the absence of a cash payout is not was is economically impacting the Black American community and yet economic segregation and housing discrimination have left Black Americans at a deep economic disadvantage.No one claimed that.
Who else in this country went through a hundred years of socioeconomic segregation that only ended 65 years ago after over a hundred in slavery?Oh, I didn’t realize black people were the only group who had been marginalized. We either need to kick those other freeloading minorities off DEI or just scrap it all together then.
If you've never heard of Lee before, you've not studied American history, at all.I have never heard of Robert E Lee day before. Oh well, happy Robert E Lee day, I guess…
“MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — The U.S. is set to mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the federal holiday set aside to honor the life of the civil rights icon. But in Alabama and Mississippi , Monday is also Robert E. Lee Day in honor of the Confederate general.
The two states recognize King and Lee on the third Monday in January. Their state governments created holidays more than a century ago to honor Lee and later combined the day with the federal holiday established in the 1980s to honor King.
The strange juxtaposition of honoring men from vastly different legacies has persisted for decades.”
Alabama and Mississippi will also honor Robert E. Lee on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Read it again. Slower this time.If you've never heard of Lee before, you've not studied American history, at all.
Right. I never claimed what you previously said. The above is not what you previously attributed to me. Are you being purposefully obtuse again or is this genuine?You claimed that. You said the absence of a cash payout is not was is economically impacting the Black American community and yet economic segregation and housing discrimination have left Black Americans at a deep economic disadvantage.
Who else in this country went through a hundred years of socioeconomic segregation that only ended 65 years ago after over a hundred in slavery?
Robert E. Lee was a great man. MLK not so much.God bless General Robert Lee, the greatest of Americans.
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Yea he ranks high on the racist hierarchy doesn't he Tipsyhag and we know racist still hate Dr King.Robert E. Lee was a great man. MLK not so much.