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1 posted on 04/21/2018 12:55:51 PM PDT by Liberty7732
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It’s easier to sell the world is out to get you delusions and excuses if you can hide how people who suffered real opposition succeeded and disagreed with you still.


2 posted on 04/21/2018 1:10:01 PM PDT by Rurudyne (Standup Philosopher)
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George Washington Carver “the peanut butter man” helped to make this privileged White guy a happy boy.


3 posted on 04/21/2018 1:30:56 PM PDT by Gator113 ( ~~Trump 2020~~)
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The sad part is that often conservative blacks are considered “Uncle Toms” by the Democratic blacks.


4 posted on 04/21/2018 1:36:11 PM PDT by antidemoncrat
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Bookmarked


5 posted on 04/21/2018 1:37:09 PM PDT by Dominic01 (Political correctness has become a psychosis)
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Booker T. Washington was a truly great man and an American treasure. It is sad that so much of his wisdom has been ignored by those whom it could help the most.


6 posted on 04/21/2018 1:53:03 PM PDT by XRdsRev (You can't spell HILLARY without the letters LIAR.)
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Frederick Douglass was actually pretty cool. If we’re a black kid, I would choose him as a role model.


7 posted on 04/21/2018 1:53:55 PM PDT by Crucial
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Today’s SJW’s valorize only left-inspired movements, erase the history of Black Americans.


8 posted on 04/21/2018 1:56:33 PM PDT by Mrs. Don-o
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The same thing is happening to Mexican-American historical figures who aren't part of the "La Raza" movement.

Perhaps the greatest of all Mexican-Americans is Harold Medina, a noted educator and jurist whose name became a household word in 1949 when, as a Federal judge, he presided over a sensational nine-month-long trial of 11 Communist Party leaders accused of advocating the violent overthrow of the US government. Beset by disruptive tactics by the Communists and their attorneys, attacks by liberal commentators, and protesters--The liberal anthem "If I Had a Hammer" emerged from these protests--Medina, nonetheless, presided over the trial until its conclusion, which resulted in the Communists heading off to the hoosegow.

Medina should be a role model for all Americans, but his name is absent from lists, anthologies, etc. of great Mexican Americans.

13 posted on 04/21/2018 4:50:30 PM PDT by Fiji Hill
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14 posted on 04/21/2018 8:23:36 PM PDT by Albion Wilde (We're even doing the right thing for them. They just don't know it yet. --Donald Trump, CPAC '18)
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The 29th president of Georgetown University (1874-1882), Father Patrick Francis Healy SJ, was born into slavery, as the child of a slave who was the common-law wife of an Irish-American plantation owner.


15 posted on 04/21/2018 8:29:17 PM PDT by Albion Wilde (We're even doing the right thing for them. They just don't know it yet. --Donald Trump, CPAC '18)
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FTA: “There is another class of coloured people who make a business of keeping the troubles, the wrongs, and the hardships of the Negro race before the public. Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs — partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays. Some of these people do not want the Negro to lose his grievances, because they do not want to lose their jobs.”

They had their race baiters back then too like we have Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton.


16 posted on 04/21/2018 10:53:45 PM PDT by minnesota_bound
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To: Liberty7732; Rurudyne; Gator113; antidemoncrat; Dominic01; XRdsRev; Mrs. Don-o; ...
The Colored Patriots of the American Revolution

Free downloadable audiobook. Full text here.

19 posted on 04/22/2018 6:11:56 AM PDT by ProgressingAmerica (We cannot leave history to "the historians" anymore.)
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Socialism is cynicism towards society and (concomitant) faith in government. Naturally socialists love racism as an accusation against society.

Cynicism is extreme skepticism which does not merely suspect possible wrong but assumes it. Since government is an evil which is justified by skepticism towards society, cynicism towards society functions in the socialist mind as a way to promote government (that is, to denigrate freedom). Naiveté towards government naturally tends to allow government to tend towards tyranny.


20 posted on 04/23/2018 4:55:45 AM PDT by conservatism_IS_compassion (Presses can be 'associated,' or presses can be independent. Demand independent presses.)
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Make way for the history of black scam artists.


21 posted on 04/23/2018 4:57:22 AM PDT by bmwcyle (People who do not study history are destine to believe really ignorant statements.)
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