"...yeah, man... I be startin' ta feel threatened..."
''The civil rights leaders say we're all united, but the average person on the street is taking great offense at this group coming in and essentially taking over,'' he said.
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Very telling statement. Taking over WHAT exactly?
Taking over Jobs I guess.
The action.
Don't matter, it's the perception. The DNC is firewalled on brining more in, and the RNC is too stupid to see the opportunity they have.
Taking over the RACE PIMP business?
"...yeah, man... I be startin' ta feel threatened..."
"The civil rights leaders say we're all united"
They're bought off. I suspect many union leaders too.
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Very telling statement. Taking over WHAT exactly?
The prisons?
Earl Ofari Hutchinson is a black activist and writer here in Los Angeles. He does have his ear to the ground in the black community here. What he's talking about is formerly black neighborhoods are becoming Latino. Like many other ethnic groups in the past, blacks are moving out of what they had come to see as their traditional neighborhoods as Latinos flood in.
Small businesses are now mostly Latino operated, and jobs in once black neighborhoods are now going to Latinos. Schools that were once nearly all black, or black and whites in the lower economic strata, are now mostly Latino.
Black politicians like Maxine Waters, who had represented central and south central L.A., find themselves almost strangers in increasingly Latino districts. Our Marxist legislature gerrymandered a larger district for Maxine, bringing the district lines much further south and west to follow the movement of blacks out of central and south central L.A. It's likely to be only a temporary reprieve as inner city L.A. becomes all Latino.
Tensions between black and Latino highschool and middle school students often runs high and turns violent every once in awhile.
Latino gangs are pushing on black gangs.
In the not too distant future, with the exception of a few enclaves, the population of the City of Los Angeles will be almost all Latino.