For anyone not knowing, BCR (Black College reunion) is a racist street party in Daytona Beach, similar to Freaknik in Atlanta. Both are fading in popularity now that local LE officials are enforcing laws. BCR used to be sponsored (at various times) by Bethune Cookman, BET, NAACP, City of Daytona and others. Now it has no sponsors because no one wants the liability (surpirse!).
American Blacks have absolutely no real political power in today's world.....and....they knowingly have done this to themselves. Until they get "real" and dump the Democrat Party, the Congressional Black Caucus and the NAACP, etc., American Blacks are going nowhere economically, politically, educationwise and opportunitywise. What air heads they are to follow these malcontent racist idiots they call leaders. Get with the assimalation program, fools.
Liberals always feel the law is for everyone else...
First McKinney has problems and now this clown??? I can see a fun week ahead! I can see a full deck of race cards coming!
Emboldened by a certain Congress-person?
Just like Cynthia McKinney, she will call everyone involved a racist....
Hope she gets life, the worthless pondscum.
To show how courageous I am
I'm going way out on a limb and predict that "racism" will enter this at somepoint.
If a white person said, "I have heard of an organization called the 'National Association for the Advancement of Colored People '."... no one would raise an eyebrow.
If a white person said, "I have heard that the majority of residents in Washington, D.C. are colored people."...that person would be labeled a racist there would be holy hell to pay.
Cynthia's little sister?
I lived in Daytona Beach, on the beachside, six houses from the A-1-A (the 900 block of South Atlantic)from October of 1977, until my wife and I moved to our present home in Ormond Beach (mainland 4 miles from the A-1-A), in June of 2005.
For those of you who think the "Cynthia McKinney Crowd" carries a chip on their shoulder against "whitey", you haven't seen ANYTHING until you've seen BCR in Daytona Beach.
48 hours of TOTAL GRIDLOCK on A-1-A, with the "attendees" doing things that normally would get you throw in jail durring ANY of the other annual events held here(ie, Rolex24 HR, Daytona 500, Bike Week, Biketoberfest,July 4 NASCAR Race, and the "regular" Spring Break), but are NOT ENFORCED as stringently durring BCR, because it would turn into a "Cynthia McKinney Moment" and an eventual ALL-OUT RIOT.....
.....and I still would like to see someone try for a "White College Reunion", and see what would happen....geezzzz...
As my one friend would say after witnessing something like BCR for the first time:
".....some people's kids......"
McNinny Syndrome??
ping
Here's another article from the online version of "The Daytona Beach News Journal", (or as I call it;"The Daytona Beach Daily Discourager", one of the WORST LIBERAL DNC rags you will EVER read, although I have "trained" 5 dogs, and at least 8 birds with the "paper" version....)
April 02, 2006
No, thanks
'Not my scene'
By MARK HARPER
Education Writer
DAYTONA BEACH -- Ciera Sheffield went to Black College Reunion last year to party. She was planning to go this year, too.
But -- big difference -- this time she's been saved. Waiting for a psychology class to start Friday afternoon, Sheffield, 19, attempted to explain.
Dressed in a black Bob Marley T-shirt, jeans and flip-flops, the Bethune-Cookman College freshman said her attendance later that night would be limited to standing with a group from her church and asking questions of the revelers, such as: "Do you know Jesus?"
"You know they don't want to hear it, but that's what you gotta do," she said.
With Black Entertainment Television having taken its cameras and its top-flight hip-hop acts to Miami, this year's Black College Reunion was not expected to draw the crowds it had in the past. But lots of potential attendees did not go for lots of reasons.
Friday night, Tannia Johnson was helping her father, Leon Cox, load Moon Pies and canned vegetables into his SUV outside the Sav A Lot on Nova Road.
The 31-year-old Johnson considers herself "in the right age range" for BCR, and she sees nothing wrong with it. Just not her thing.
After working all day at a local bridal shop and helping her father, Tannia was looking forward to something that is her thing: "My cowboys."
Cowboys?
Yeah, Westerns. As in Clint Eastwood.
Danielle Berry, a Bethune-Cookman junior, spent Friday night at her part-time job, stocking books at a local retailer. She'd been to previous BCRs, particularly the BET "Spring Bling" concerts. But with those gone, she saw little reason to go.
She was planning to spend Saturday night at a dance recital at Daytona Beach Community College.
A pair of Bethune-Cookman big-city guys, Carlos Johnson and Jamal Andrews, said Friday they were on the fence. While both sensed an energy they missed from their hometowns, they also came up with compelling reasons not to go, too.
Andrews, a sophomore from "Nyla," or New York and Los Angeles, said he doesn't have a car and didn't really want to walk all the way from the B-CC campus to Atlantic Avenue beachside, where the action was to be had.
Johnson, a freshman from Indianapolis who's never been to BCR before, has heard stories about crime, particularly a fatal shooting victim at last year's event.
"I'd be kind of scared," he said. "I don't want what happened last year to happen to me. I don't want to be one of those (victims)."
Sheffield said it can especially be dangerous for single women.
"It is wild," she said. "Not my scene."
She described men there as "animals," who are seeking lots of drinking, smoking and sex.
"You feel violated," she said.
When she told people she had gone last year, their response was, essentially, by going she was asking for it.
"They said, 'Why you out here? If you don't want to be touched, you should've stayed home.' "
But even though Sheffield said the thought of BCR "disgusts me," she wasn't staying home. She hopes to steer others down a different path.
mark.harper@news-jrnl.com
CHARGE THEM WITH RACISM! CHARGE THEM WITH RACISM!
I would be curious if this person waited for the light to turn green and staid within the cross walk before she headed out into the street. If not that would be one charge against her. If the police gave out j-walking tickets that would cut down on this activate of walking out into traffic.
The NAACP has sold out all of black America for a seat at the Democratic Party's table. The Democratic Party is supporting Kweise Mfume's Senate campaign in Maryland as a reward for scaring the hell out of blacks into voting Democratic in the last few elections. Meanwhile, Democrats who have won because the NAACP scared blacks into voting for them are denying vouchers to black students in failing public schools. The NAACP ought to be broken up under the RICO statute.
Gee, this sounds a lot like l'affair McKinney.
Overwrought black females overreacting to cops doing their jobs.
Is it the phase of the moon, or what?
Is this woman related to Cynthia McKInney, half sisters or something?
Same behavior.
That title made it seem like Emfume or whatever his name is was arrested. Who cares about some little guy. I wanted the big guns...LOL.
"Miss Slater is entitled to her opinions, but she is not entitled to obstruct deputies when they are doing their job," Davidson said.
#1 rule in America-OBEY THE LAW. Cynthia McKinney needs a refresher course on this rule...