Emmett till accuser dies today

[horselightning]

"The Civil Rights movement was energized by the inhumane treatment of black folks in this country since its origin"



civil rights were in the 60s. and blacks aint no victims they inslaved an d still in salve there own people. they just cant sell them off t other countries like they used to. read the article of their real black slaves in africa. you be surprised at how spoiled they see you american blacks. you have everything and cant eve see it. blacks have being rediculous sence the vomit over 60 percent of crime in america nad kill each other in the thousands iun american and its all climbing. worry about your own race instead of everyone elses.

 

[B. Kidd]

The Civil Rights Movement was a nonviolent push against segregation. It lasted from 1954 until 1968 when the Civil Rights Act was signed.

There were a lot of triggers. Emmitt Till's death was certainly a big one. So were the Little Rock Nine, the Rosa Parks bus boycott, the Freedom Rides, and the Birmingham Church bombings. It was a time we stood up to the racists and hate-mongers. The beginning of the end for the kkk.

Glad you agree with me!!
And you left out Fed troops sent to Little Rock to desegregate schools.

 

[B. Kidd]

No, segregation didn't energize the Civil Rights movement..the inhumane treatment of black people in this country since it's origin energized it....



And what it took for the rest of America to become allies in that fight instead of enablers -- were stories like Emmet Till, the 3 civil rights workers who were murdered in Mississippi...and this story....
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When 4 little girls were blown up inside of their church while getting ready for Sunday school; by a bunch of racist fucks who thought "the South will rise again" -- and then for the police and courts to refuse to do anything about it....that was the tipping point......because with the help of the media, it forced America to look in the mirror...and they didn't like what they saw......


The main victory of the 60's era Civil Rights movement is that it embarrassed these folks out of being blatantly racist....so they had to be more covert...and whined "political correctness" or "woke" over not being able to be blatantly racist anymore...

All historical footnotes to the overall impetus of desegregation.
Thanks for agreeing with me, too!!

You're so stupid that you don't even realize that you agreed with me!! (Hee-hee..).

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Emmett energized the drive to end segregation, which is B. Kidd's belabored point.

 

[B. Kidd]

Emmett energized the drive to end segregation, which is B. Kidd's belabored point.

You can't prove it.
Post #141 Ignatz, FTW!!

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

You can't prove it.
Post #141 Ignatz, FTW!!

Most histories make my conclusion. Does not matter what you think.

 

[B. Kidd]

Most histories make my conclusion. Does not matter what you think.

Gotcha!

Thanx.....

 

[horselightning]

Emmett energized the drive to end segregation, which is B. Kidd's belabored point.

yet blacks are bringing it back seperating themselves from other races. making up sole busnesses just for blacks.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

yet blacks are bringing it back seperating themselves from other races. making up sole busnesses just for blacks.

... just like whites did?

 

[horselightning]

... just like whites did?

only blacks are business called blacks this and that. you dont see any businesses that say white on them like you do blacks.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

... you are tacking to starboard, but so what? Do you want to patronize such businesses?

 

[horselightning]

... you are tacking to starboard, but so what? Do you want to patronize such businesses?

are you speaking in tongues?

 

[B. Kidd]

are you speaking in tongues?

Yupp!
Kameltoe tongues.
Indian schools don't teach much.
Never have and never will.