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BHM is not racist. Its to teach people of all cultures about Black history. Thats why some of the students that belong to the BSU are east indian. They also have an asian guy and my goddaughter who is white.Black history month is a racist, segregationist contrivance. Any attempts to excuse it as something else is an admission of racism. Not that that would be necessary for you.Black History Month is inclusive.Black history month; keeping segregation alive.
Giving cause to Black people for not trusting whites. Can you imagine the difference sticking to this order by Sherman and Lincoln would have made in todays present US?
You keep attempting to tell me whats worthy. I just told you that you dont have the ability to determine for me what is worthy. I also said it was important to say a Black person did this. I'm not asking your permission. I'm just relaying facts. If that bothers you then dont read my thread.It needs a racial component for backlash bigots like you. If it is worthy of note there is no need to apply skin color. But I don't expect you to get that because you are not very bright. And for you, an institutional and blatant bigot, it must all be framed by skin color. You are a big part of the problem.Black food or soul food is nothing more than the cultural convergence of southern cuisine. But the black racists conveniently like to paint as a black thing for marketing purposes. We have a local restaurant called Carolina Kitchen which sells itself as black food and has exclusively images of famous black-people-only on the walls. Total, blatant racism and no one dares to challenge it.I disagree. It does need a racial component. If it didnt have a racial component whites would pretend they did it instead or bury it like they do now.. Ultimately the determination of what is worthy or not doesnt rest with you. Youre a racist white boy. It rests with the people that consider it worthy like me the OP who happens to be a Black man presenting to others.It's not racist to you because you're a blatant racist. If it's worthy of historical acknowledgment then it doesn't need the racial ID component.BHM is not racist. Its to teach people of all cultures about Black history. Thats why some of the students that belong to the BSU are east indian. They also have an asian guy and my goddaughter who is white.Black history month is a racist, segregationist contrivance. Any attempts to excuse it as something else is an admission of racism. Not that that would be necessary for you.Black History Month is inclusive.
I know more about legitimate blacks in American history than most indoctrinated, institutional, neo-racist young blacks who are conditioned to self-identify as such.
You're a new klux klansman wasting air.
i just saw a thing about the history of the American Revolution....it seems he may have been in the wrong place at the wrong time and got caught up in the demonstration going on....he worked on Whaling ships and was temporarily in Boston as his ship docked a few days earlier,he was scheduled to leave again in a few days..... but he and 2 other guys were the first 3 to die.....Crispus Attucks
The first casualty of the Revolution. A true patriot
What person of Black heritage played a very pivotal role in putting America on the moon?
What about all of the non-blacks who worked with her who were just as instrumental in that effort as she was? They don't deserve any recognition because they're not black? That is blatant racism."What person of Black heritage played a very pivotal role in putting America on the moon?"
Katherine Johnson.
Katherine G. Johnson The HistoryMakers
"Johnson went on to join the Spacecraft Controls Branch where she calculated the flight trajectory for Alan Shepard, the first American to go into space in 1959. Johnson also verified the mathematics behind John Glenn’s orbit around the Earth in 1962 and calculated the flight trajectory for Apollo 11’s flight to the moon in 1969. She retired from NASA in 1986."
Maybe you didnt read correctly. I didnt see where it said multiple people calculated the flight trajectory. It says she did. Even if there were others then its on white people to point that out.What about all of the non-blacks who worked with her who were just as instrumental in that effort as she was? They don't deserve any recognition because they're not black? That is blatant racism."What person of Black heritage played a very pivotal role in putting America on the moon?"
Katherine Johnson.
Katherine G. Johnson The HistoryMakers
"Johnson went on to join the Spacecraft Controls Branch where she calculated the flight trajectory for Alan Shepard, the first American to go into space in 1959. Johnson also verified the mathematics behind John Glenn’s orbit around the Earth in 1962 and calculated the flight trajectory for Apollo 11’s flight to the moon in 1969. She retired from NASA in 1986."
"What person of Black heritage played a very pivotal role in putting America on the moon?"
Katherine Johnson.
Katherine G. Johnson The HistoryMakers
"Johnson went on to join the Spacecraft Controls Branch where she calculated the flight trajectory for Alan Shepard, the first American to go into space in 1959. Johnson also verified the mathematics behind John Glenn’s orbit around the Earth in 1962 and calculated the flight trajectory for Apollo 11’s flight to the moon in 1969. She retired from NASA in 1986."