Zone1 Over 400 Years of Black Resistance Broken Down

90% of blacks are ghetto despite any resume. It’s a culture.
I live within that culture. Median income here is 30% higher than the national average but a prevailing ghetto culture that drives up crime and drives down schools and neighborhoods.
Is it higher because of federal employment? The federal government has been racist (against whites) for decades.

A friend of mine sued the government when they promoted an obviously less-qualified black woman into the position she wanted. It was beyond blatant - my friend was better educated and had years more experience. It took her about two years, but she won her case. She got the differential in pay for two years, and got the position. The black woman was demoted and left shortly thereafter.
 
Is it higher because of federal employment? The federal government has been racist (against whites) for decades.

A friend of mine sued the government when they promoted an obviously less-qualified black woman into the position she wanted. It was beyond blatant - my friend was better educated and had years more experience. It took her about two years, but she won her case. She got the differential in pay for two years, and got the position. The black woman was demoted and left shortly thereafter.
It’s in the DC area so the salaries are either directly or indirectly influenced by the fed gov.
 
Not really true:

White-sounding names get called back for jobs more than Black ones, a new study finds

We study race in the labor market by sending fictitious resumes to help-wanted ads in Boston and Chicago newspapers. To manipulate perceived race, resumes are randomly assigned African-American- or White-sounding names. White names receive 50 percent more callbacks for interviews. Callbacks are also more responsive to resume quality for White names than for African-American ones. The racial gap is uniform across occupation, industry, and employer size. We also find little evidence that employers are inferring social class from the names. Differential treatment by race still appears to still be prominent in the U. S. labor market.
You mean like George Washington Carver? Ben Carson? Those white sounding names? Take the BS down the road.
 
Understood. It is OK to assume that all Blacks are ghetto, regardless of their resume. I guess it is OK to assume all Italians are mafioso and all Irishmen are drunks. Got it.
Stereotypes are earned. Of course not all blacks, Italians and Irish fit the stereotypes. But a large percentage of the black community embraces gangsta' ghetto culture. Most other people are sick to death of ghetto culture and will go out of their way to avoid it. If you want people to accept you, be acceptable to people. It really is that easy. I might as well add, this also goes for democrap culture. There is a reason no one likes the democraps today. Democrap culture is just as toxic as ghetto culture.
 
Stereotypes are earned. Of course not all blacks, Italians and Irish fit the stereotypes. But a large percentage of the black community embraces gangsta' ghetto culture. Most other people are sick to death of ghetto culture and will go out of their way to avoid it. If you want people to accept you, be acceptable to people. It really is that easy. I might as well add, this also goes for democrap culture. There is a reason no one likes the democraps today. Democrap culture is just as toxic as ghetto culture.
Blacks are encouraged and abetted in segregating themselves into ghetto culture by the democrat party and their media.
This is engineered.
The OP is a prime example.
 
9-11 is a lot more recent and still relevant.
Slavery and old segregation are irrelevant now and used as victim excuses for neo-segregationists like Jungle Vine Propeesha.
Yes but my point is, Omar's comment 'some people did something' can be applied any horrendous thing present or past. When race baiters start screaming about slavery and white suppression of blacks, we could just discount it by saying the same thing she did...."some people did something."
 
I state the fact that SYSTEMIC RACISM is in the past. You continually LIE about what I say and LIE about me and worst of all LIE to yourself.
Deny it if you wish but I clearly showed that racism is still with us and affects people today. It may not be ORGANIZED but it is SYSTEMIC.
 
90% of blacks are ghetto despite any resume. It’s a culture.
I live within that culture. Median income here is 30% higher than the national average but a prevailing ghetto culture that drives up crime and drives down schools and neighborhoods.
I don't know where 'here' so I can't comment on your unsubstantiated claims but I doubt your '90%' statistic. As my kids used to say, 90% of all statistics are made up.
 
a large percentage of the black community embraces gangsta' ghetto culture
Which part of your anatomy do you pull your data from? I'm guessing you don't personally know 'a large percentage of the black community'.
 
Understood, not everyone likes scientific studies if they disagree with the results.
Scientific like the approval of the covid jab? Or like Gore's prediction that the world would be gone by now? LMAO, human behavior is the subject of 'scientific' studies in your mind? What is your control group? I think you need to learn more about scientific studies. SMH, morons.
 
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Scientific like the approval of the covid jab?
Yes, numerous studies from health authorities and scientific journals confirm that COVID-19 vaccines have saved millions of lives globally.

Global and National Impact
  • Global Impact: A modeling study published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases estimated that COVID-19 vaccines prevented approximately 19.8 million deaths worldwide in their first year of availability (December 2020 to December 2021).
  • Updated Estimates: More recent analyses covering the period up to October 2024 indicate that globally over 2.5 million deaths were averted.
  • U.S. Impact: One analysis concluded that, without vaccination through the end of November 2022, the United States would have experienced 4.1 times more deaths from COVID-19.
How Vaccines Saved Lives
  • Reduced Severity: The primary way vaccines save lives is by protecting against severe illness, hospitalization, and death. The risk of death is significantly higher for unvaccinated individuals compared to those who are vaccinated.
  • Protection for the Vulnerable: The greatest benefit has been among older adults, with about 90% of averted deaths globally occurring in people aged 60 and older.
  • Public Health Benefit: Vaccination not only protects the individual but also helps reduce the spread of the disease, providing protection to those who cannot be vaccinated due to age or medical conditions.
Ongoing Effectiveness
Vaccines remain an important tool in managing COVID-19. The 2024-2025 vaccines have shown decreased risks for severe outcomes, including a 64% effectiveness against COVID-19-associated deaths in one national study of U.S. veterans.
The consensus among major health organizations, such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO), is that the benefits of vaccination far outweigh the potential risks, and they continue to recommend staying up to date with the latest doses.
 
Yes, numerous studies from health authorities and scientific journals confirm that COVID-19 vaccines have saved millions of lives globally.

Global and National Impact
  • Global Impact: A modeling study published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases estimated that COVID-19 vaccines prevented approximately 19.8 million deaths worldwide in their first year of availability (December 2020 to December 2021).
  • Updated Estimates: More recent analyses covering the period up to October 2024 indicate that globally over 2.5 million deaths were averted.
  • U.S. Impact: One analysis concluded that, without vaccination through the end of November 2022, the United States would have experienced 4.1 times more deaths from COVID-19.
How Vaccines Saved Lives
  • Reduced Severity: The primary way vaccines save lives is by protecting against severe illness, hospitalization, and death. The risk of death is significantly higher for unvaccinated individuals compared to those who are vaccinated.
  • Protection for the Vulnerable: The greatest benefit has been among older adults, with about 90% of averted deaths globally occurring in people aged 60 and older.
  • Public Health Benefit: Vaccination not only protects the individual but also helps reduce the spread of the disease, providing protection to those who cannot be vaccinated due to age or medical conditions.
Ongoing Effectiveness
Vaccines remain an important tool in managing COVID-19. The 2024-2025 vaccines have shown decreased risks for severe outcomes, including a 64% effectiveness against COVID-19-associated deaths in one national study of U.S. veterans.
The consensus among major health organizations, such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO), is that the benefits of vaccination far outweigh the potential risks, and they continue to recommend staying up to date with the latest doses.
Deflection noted.
 
Deny it if you wish but I clearly showed that racism is still with us and affects people today. It may not be ORGANIZED but it is SYSTEMIC.
You clearly showed that there are still INDIVIDUALS who are racists or who at least believe racial stereotypes. I agree with that and I have posted about that numerous times. There will always be individual racists of every ethnicity but with each passing generation, there are less of them.
 
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