How can we have a conversation about race when we don't talk about it?

The Hill ^ | July 2, 2020 | John A. Gronbeck-Tedesco

[C19fan]

The racial reckoning enveloping the country confirms that post-racial America was nothing but a pipe dream. The sheer depth and intensity of the reinvigorated Black Lives Matter protests portends the making of a Civil Rights Movement 2.0.

As more demands are made for structural and systemic changes around policing, incarceration, housing, health care, employment and education, there is much to be hopeful for as the nation struggles to create a new democracy out of its collective action.

[Tax-chick]

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[gogeo]

As more demands are made for structural and systemic changes around policing, incarceration, housing, health care, employment and education, there is much to be hopeful for as the nation struggles to create a new democracy out of its collective action.

Marxist Bla bla.

[Teacher317]

Could someone please explain how one has a “national conversation”? It seems like we talk about almost nothing else but race these days. Is there a special phone I have to pick up?

[Ban Draoi Marbh Draoi]

Is that for real?

If I were forced to sit through something like that, even though it is not very Christian, I would drop a few f-bombs, give a middle finger salute and walk out.