Posted on 02/01/2013 8:19:51 AM PST by Blueflag
REM: This is from Chicagonow, and is just one more example of 'urban culture' that makes me shake my head in disgust. -------------- " ... to celebrate this special time of the year, here are 10 things that my White friends better not discuss with anybody, AT ALL, during the month of February:"
(Excerpt) Read more at chicagonow.com ...
I actually thought it was pretty funny..........
Call me when they have an Italian history month.
WOW! that article blog post is very racist period.
it is just dripping with racist attitude.
obviously the author has learned nothing in life.
So in other words pretty much don’t talk to her the entire month of February.
The current president is a racist who exhibits a double-standard based on skin color.
Oh, I bet she's very well educated ... in the same sense that the "students" in an al-Quaeda Madrassa are well educated.
Holy Crap! And that was her wedding photo!!!!!
Motown was as hit factory produced as the Monkees. Guess who's never going to get recognition from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?
P.S. I liked Dennis Coffey's session work at Motown as well as his solo recordings.
She tried to explain to him that was an inappropriate word, but could not come up with any way to answer his question as to why the black kids were all allowed to say it.
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Easy. Explain it’s a racist word and only racists use it. It’s a word used by people who genuinely hate the black race. Even if they themselves are black. Especially if they themselves are black.
I look at those who use the n-word and and its easy to see that there is hatred and self-loathing in those groups are they tear down and destroy any good qualities of their race as they glorify illegitimacy, welfare dependency, illiteracy, crime, poverty, drugs and ignorance.
"....but we don't want the Irish."
I’ve said, since I was in high school (early 70’s) that I am not a racist, but I am a culturist. People often confuse the two. I HATE the “black cultue” in the US.
Meanwhile, I talked for two months to my wife about this guy in my office I like talking to. Then one day I mentioned to her that his relationship with his grandmother is similar to Will Smith’s in I Robot. She said, “is he black”. I said yes. She said, “You never mentioned that.” If I was racist, I would have.
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Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter who once fought in the UFC and whose contract was terminated when he repeatedly failed to make weight prior to several bouts?
Even crackwhores are shaking their heads in disgust.
Black History Month itself is racist, and the author of this article appears to be a racist also.
Not one of these items is about black history, but urban black culture.
If black history is the topic, try this...
We went into slavery a piece of property; we came out American citizens. We went into slavery pagans; we came out Christians. We went into slavery without a language; we came out speaking the proud Anglo-Saxon tongue. We went into slavery with slave chains clanking about our wrists; we came out with the American ballot in our hands.
Address to Hamilton Club, Chicago, 1895
A favorite quote that reminds to be grateful for American citizenship, the opportunity for evangelism, the ability to receive and express ideas, and the voting franchise. Not a bad list of things to be grateful for!
Just remember, this ten item list, and so many of the perceived racial issues in this country are not racial. They are cultural.
I’ve seen that. LOTS of people should see it.
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