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Augusta National Golf Club doesn't let women become members, and I am ok with their right to decide that. edit: they allowed women starting in 2012 :thumbsup |
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Segregationist | Definition of Segregationist by Merriam-Webster |
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Supporting the right to racially segregate one's self is not the same as supporting racial segregation. Those are two different things. Just like supporting to right of people to choose to be a neo-Nazi, is not the same as supporting neo-Nazism itself. |
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"Supporting the right to racially segregate one's self is not the same as supporting racial segregation. Those are two different things. Just like supporting to right of people to choose to be a neo-Nazi, is not the same as supporting neo-Nazism itself." |
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Reverse Racism... Your not a man if this bothers you, period.
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Benjamin Banneker (November 9, 1731 ?? October 9, 1806)
African American astronomer, mathematician and author who who constructed America??s first functional clock. |
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No I didn't. I said I disagree with Freeman's opinion that Black History Month is ridiculous. |
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I love the use of the words "racist" and "racism" over and over and over again and no one bothers to mention that its basically everyone against a certain subset of the black community... while pretending its just fully white against black. I'd like to see the list of all the wonderful things Korean Americans have done for the black community, or Arab Americans or Japanese Americans.... or how many African American children they've collectively adopted. African immigrants don't tend to like US born blacks. Even whores specify they don't want blacks.. Black ones do it to. But yeah, there's clearly this huge problem that has nothing to do with anything blacks do. It must be whitey's fault, 100%. Personally, I know i love to spend my free time fucking up an innocent black mans credit.
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"One in four cowboys was Black, despite the stories told in popular books and movies.
In fact, it's believed that the real ??Lone Ranger? was inspired by an African American man named Bass Reeves. Reeves had been born a slave but escaped West during the Civil War where he lived in what was then known as Indian Territory. He eventually became a Deputy U.S. Marshal, was a master of disguise, an expert marksman, had a Native American companion, and rode a silver horse. His story was not unique however. In the 19th century, the Wild West drew enslaved Blacks with the hope of freedom and wages. When the Civil War ended, freedmen came West with the hope of a better life where the demand for skilled labor was high. These African Americans made up at least a quarter of the legendary cowboys who lived dangerous lives facing weather, rattlesnakes, and outlaws while they slept under the stars driving cattle herds to market. While there was little formal segregation in frontier towns and a great deal of personal freedom, Black cowboys were often expected to do more of the work and the roughest jobs compared to their white counterparts. Loyalty did develop between the cowboys on a drive, but the Black cowboys were typically responsible for breaking the horses and being the first ones to cross flooded streams during cattle drives. In fact, it is believed that the term ??cowboy? originated as a derogatory term used to describe Black cowhands." |
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It's an interesting concept that the minority can end racism by not acknowledging it. I could stop posting here for 6 months and you'd still be here whining about black people though. :1orglaugh |
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Black History Month display at my local library :thumbsup
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