Poverty as a result of centuries of racial oppression.
then explain the other races then since us white folks have oppressed the asians, latinos, native americans, hell any people of color as well
Poverty as a result of centuries of racial oppression.
yeah except we don't live in middle earth so this fantasy doesn't work in the real worldat some point you have to put on khakis and a polo, decide you won't be oppressed (or otherwise held back) any more, and get on with being a productive human being
then explain the other races then since us white folks have oppressed the asians, latinos, native americans, hell any people of color as well
oh really
Listen, if you're so hard up for a "white pride" month, you go for it.then explain the other races then since us white folks have oppressed the asians, latinos, native americans, hell any people of color as well
Listen, if you're so hard up for a "white pride" month, you go for it.
The rest of us understand that it would be the same as requiring a "non-handicap" placard for parking places.
It's funny how being unable to acknowledge your own privilege leads you to assume that everyone has had the same opportunities you had.it's funny how the thought "they need to get over their perceived oppression and just start producing" immediately warrants being referred to as racist
Listen, if you're so hard up for a "white pride" month, you go for it.
The rest of us understand that it would be the same as requiring a "non-handicap" placard for parking places.
The people of Detroit never had a chance.It's funny how being unable to acknowledge your own privilege leads you to assume that everyone has had the same opportunities you had.
suggesting that such oppression is only perceived is kinda racist because it ignores that very oppression as a factor in the country's race relations
As a former member of those armed services...if only we had an armed services that would gladly pay and educate motivated people to do any number of jobs of their choosing
It's funny how being unable to acknowledge your own privilege leads you to assume that everyone has had the same opportunities you had.