Posted on 03/11/2020 2:21:40 AM PDT by kevcol
On Tuesday, the hosts of CBS This Morning warned viewers that common words and phrases with no racial context whatsoever were now somehow examples of racism in everyday life. It was all part of a segment designed to promote a new book teaching kids the roots of racism.
Many headlines referred to the stock market plunge yesterday as Black Monday, and that is just one of the subtle and not-so-subtle ways that racism has been braided into our everyday culture, co-host Tony Dokoupil lectured at the top of the 8:30 a.m. ET half hour
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Black coffee now cafe’ negro
The snowflakes are winning.
I want to whitewash this entire BS, what a stupid bunch of idiots.
How’s about BLACK Friday
or BLACK market
Heart of BLACK
This post is SO MUCH cleaner than the original one I wrote and deleted.
They have been nothing but a DARK blight on the north shore of Staten Island.
And when there’s BLACKouts on that side and you drive around, all you see is teeth.
And then there are these positive phrases:
Black gold
In the black
And then there are these negative phrases:
White elephant
Whitewash
In Florida, we get “brown-outs”, although I suspect some dimbulbs will change that.
whitebread
vanilla
bump
Stop wearing black at funerals. Racist.
Black caucus
Someone at CBS is in a black mood.
‘what a stupid bunch of idiots.’
was it really that hard to pick cotton back in the day...?
SeeBS.
Cracker Barrel.
Personally, I am consigning their suggestions to my own black hole, never to be seen again!
Motto of the British ‘Order of the Garter’ - (French) “Honi soit qui malypense”, translates to “Evil be to him who evil thinks”!
Everything
Everything is racist
Everything
Everything is racist
No escape, no oasis
Everything is racist
Don't say those words
Not with a smile
The twitterverse
Will kick you miles
Don't say things
Don't think things
Or you will
Be Epsteined
Everything
Everything is racist
(refrain)
Blackballed? Black sheep of the family?
So much for Joan Jett and the Black Hearts
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