Originally posted by chan_bkny
Interracial couple denied marriage license in Louisiana
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Originally posted by chan_bknyI grew up in a predominantly black neighborhood, and the kids in my class snickered at African-sounding surnames until one of the teachers, a very light-skinned black woman, told them that their ancestors had all come over here on a boat as slaves and had to take their masters' last names; that that's why they had names like Jackson, Johnson, Jefferson, McRae, etc. That stopped the snickering.No! You can't have the keys to the wine cellar!Comment
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There is less of a difference between slaves and 90% of the population toiling in abject misery in factories and mines in the 1800s than most people like to think about.
There were very few people wandering about in the big frocks that now make up most of the TV dramas.Comment
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That is true.
The fact is it was majorly "big business" (and small) that followed profit as a highest goal which abused their workers, be it slave or freemen.
And that goes the same today.To put it simply, we need to worry a lot less about how to communicate our actions and much more about what our actions communicate.Comment
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I admit self-confidence in my own ethnicity becomes conflicted everytime my beemer flies past a black dude doing 60mph on the 70-limit freeway driving a Cadillac wearing a doo-rag on his fucking head, blaring Tupac riffs in a wife-beater teeshirt while everybody else is flipping him off for choking off traffic doing at least 75mph.Comment
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Originally posted by chan_bknyHey, Standin. I was reading something that reminded me of your question "what does act [insert a racial/ethnic stereotype] mean? What I was reading made reference to an article in the Nov 2009 issue of Essence Magazine entitled "Dating Like A White Girl."
I over heard this chick say to another "Once you go black you never go back"
A person blurted out. "That's racist!" lol... reminds me of some Internet pics from here and there...The girl that said "Once you go black, you never go back" Exclaimed back to the other person "I am not a racist!" the other person said "How is that not racists?" The chick that said it just kept flipping her head and saying "I am not a racist" At that point you're like, would you just explain what you mean by "Once you go black you never go back"!
What do you think it means, Chan? Does it mean that the person that choose an interracial marriage would be shunned? Are they to be held captive? do they get cooties? Does something happen where they abandoned all other races? That they have to decide at that point that no other race is a viable mating option?
It is right up there with "I am white, so always right."
What if the black guy was a mean a horrible dude? What does one's color have to do with never choosing another mate of another race?
Seemed an odd statement to me. Have you heard it before?Last edited by standin; 10-25-2009, 01:15 AM.To put it simply, we need to worry a lot less about how to communicate our actions and much more about what our actions communicate.Comment
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To put it simply, we need to worry a lot less about how to communicate our actions and much more about what our actions communicate.Comment
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There is less of a difference between slaves and 90% of the population toiling in abject misery in factories and mines in the 1800s than most people like to think about.
There were very few people wandering about in the big frocks that now make up most of the TV dramas.Comment
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I admit self-confidence in my own ethnicity becomes conflicted everytime my beemer flies past a black dude doing 60mph on the 70-limit freeway driving a Cadillac wearing a doo-rag on his fucking head, blaring Tupac riffs in a wife-beater teeshirt while everybody else is flipping him off for choking off traffic doing at least 75mph.
Can't afford a two dollar bottle of motor oil, but you're pimpin' in style in an overrated German luxury sedan? You have a better chance of seeing Jesus, dirtball...
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To put it simply, we need to worry a lot less about how to communicate our actions and much more about what our actions communicate.Comment
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If he wanted to recuse himself, he should have not explained why.
A judge should be allowed to recuse himself with no explanation.To put it simply, we need to worry a lot less about how to communicate our actions and much more about what our actions communicate.Comment
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