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Why doesn't the media write more about guys like this? How are blacks supposed to know about these people when no one talks about them? And don't give me that BET shit either BET is about $$$ that's it. That are not owned by blacks and is in my opinion one of the worst things to happen to young blacks in a while.
Bottom line people only learn what they are taught. These people didn't just pop into your brain. I am sure you had to fine them. Buried on the back of some obscure site.
First they have to open a history book.
That's pretty much how people learn something. They must seek out knowledge, not wait for knowledge to seek them. In this day and age of the internet learning history is as simple as tweeting, face-booking, texting or emailing etc.... But I guess that would be asking too much from them.
You left off Barack Obama and Eric Holder as role models
those two play into the victimhood trap and are disqualified
How so?
Both are examples of black Americans rising to the highest levels of our society
Why doesn't the media write more about guys like this? How are blacks supposed to know about these people when no one talks about them? And don't give me that BET shit either BET is about $$$ that's it. That are not owned by blacks and is in my opinion one of the worst things to happen to young blacks in a while.
Bottom line people only learn what they are taught. These people didn't just pop into your brain. I am sure you had to fine them. Buried on the back of some obscure site.
6. David Harold Blackwell (April 24, 1919 July 8, 2010) was Professor Emeritus of Statistics at the University of California, Berkeley, and is one of the eponyms of the RaoBlackwell theorem.[2] Born in Centralia, Illinois, he was the first African American inducted into the National Academy of Sciences, and the first black tenured faculty member at UC Berkeley.[1][3] David Blackwell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
7. Otis Frank Boykin (August 29, 1920, Dallas, Texas March 13, 1982, Chicago, Illinois) was an African-American inventor and engineer.[1]
Boykin's most famous invention was likely a control unit for the artificial heart pacemaker. The device essentially uses electrical impulses to maintain a regular heartbeat. Boykin himself died of a heart failure in Chicago in 1982.[2]
Otis Boykin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
8. Sylvester James Gates, Jr. (born December 15, 1950), known as S. James Gates, Jr, or Jim Gates, is an American theoretical physicist, known for work on supersymmetry, supergravity, and superstring theory. He is currently the Professor of Physics at the University of Maryland, College Park, a University of Maryland Regents Professor and serves on President Barack Obama's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology.[2] Sylvester James Gates - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
9. Frederick McKinley Jones (May 17, 1893 February 21, 1961) was an African American inventor, entrepreneur, winner of the National Medal of Technology, and inductee of the National Inventors Hall of Fame.[1] His innovations in refrigeration brought great improvement to the long-haul transportation of perishable goods.[2] Frederick McKinley Jones - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
10. Lloyd A. Quarterman (May 31, 1918 August 1982) was an African American chemist working mainly with fluorine. During the Second World War he worked on the Manhattan Project.[1] Lloyd Quarterman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Well, at least we can use this thread for when one of those douchebags ask "What did blacks event?"
Why doesn't the media write more about guys like this? How are blacks supposed to know about these people when no one talks about them? And don't give me that BET shit either BET is about $$$ that's it. That are not owned by blacks and is in my opinion one of the worst things to happen to young blacks in a while.
Bottom line people only learn what they are taught. These people didn't just pop into your brain. I am sure you had to fine them. Buried on the back of some obscure site.
First they have to open a history book.
That's pretty much how people learn something. They must seek out knowledge, not wait for knowledge to seek them. In this day and age of the internet learning history is as simple as tweeting, face-booking, texting or emailing etc.... But I guess that would be asking too much from them.
Yeah because that's what EVERYONE does these days right? Most people research something that has peaked their interest from something else. These people are not in any history books. And any teacher will tell you that wikipedia is not a credible source.
That being said, one doesn't need to do all that to learn about white people do they?
And other blacks who've risen to the highest levels of society who don't lean left are routinely called all sorts of non-brotherly names, characterizations, etc. by other blacks.
Why doesn't the media write more about guys like this? How are blacks supposed to know about these people when no one talks about them? And don't give me that BET shit either BET is about $$$ that's it. That are not owned by blacks and is in my opinion one of the worst things to happen to young blacks in a while.
Bottom line people only learn what they are taught. These people didn't just pop into your brain. I am sure you had to fine them. Buried on the back of some obscure site.
You make a solid point BBC. These are the people that should be the roll models but we as a society(including most black children) have accepted "ghetto" culture that advances violence and illogic.
As I have said 1000 times - it isn't the skin, it isn't the brain - there is no genetic reason for blacks to do any less better than whites.
It is the culture.
In every study done where they looked at the success/failure rate of blacks and whites - when you place them in equal demographics - they fare precisely the same. There is no superior or inferior race.
There is however, a superior and inferior culture.
As I have said 1000 times - it isn't the skin, it isn't the brain - there is no genetic reason for blacks to do any less better than whites.
It is the culture.
In every study done where they looked at the success/failure rate of blacks and whites - when you place them in equal demographics - they fare precisely the same. There is no superior or inferior race.
There is however, a superior and inferior culture.
What "culture" are you referring to? The "culture" that produced greats like Duke Ellington, Langston Hughes, W.E.B. DuBoise, Clarence Thomas, Sowell, Thurgood Marshall, Ben Carson, Cory Booker, Eric Holder, J.C. Watts, Msgr. John Sanders, Miles Davis, Tony Brown, Berry Gordy, Russell Simmons, John H. Johnson, etc. ?
As I have said 1000 times - it isn't the skin, it isn't the brain - there is no genetic reason for blacks to do any less better than whites.
It is the culture.
In every study done where they looked at the success/failure rate of blacks and whites - when you place them in equal demographics - they fare precisely the same. There is no superior or inferior race.
There is however, a superior and inferior culture.
What "culture" are you referring to? The "culture" that produced greats like Duke Ellington, Langston Hughes, W.E.B. DuBoise, Clarence Thomas, Sowell, Thurgood Marshall, Ben Carson, Cory Booker, Eric Holder, J.C. Watts, Msgr. John Sanders, Miles Davis, Tony Brown, Berry Gordy, Russell Simmons, John H. Johnson, etc. ?
There's a difference between civilized culture and ghetto culture. I think you know what I am talking about.
Well, at least we can use this thread for when one of those douchebags ask "What did blacks event?"
Why would anyone ask that?
We all know they at least helped invent community organizing, stealing elections, race-baiting, and shaking down businesses.
Mathew, shootspeeders, and Lonestar Logic should look up to Thomas Jefferson, Adam Smith, and Lincoln - you know, that whole man was created equal thing.
There are some black people that racist posters on this form should emulate as well like MLK Jr., Jefferson Douglas, just to name a couple.
Jefferson was a slave owner at the time, do you think he meant them when he said we were all created equal? And what about women?
The fact is when he wrote that he really meant that "all free, property-owning males are created equal".
Equality is hard to define because its meaning keeps changing. Jefferson's restrictive definition, that "people are of equal moral worth, and as such deserve equal treatment under the law", made distinctions for free men vs. slaves, men vs. women, property owners vs. debtors, etc....
You left off Barack Obama and Eric Holder as role models
those two play into the victimhood trap and are disqualified
How so?
Both are examples of black Americans rising to the highest levels of our society
