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I point out antisemites.You mean like you scream ANTISEMITIC at anyone who doesn't bow down to you.
Your posts are anti black, you whine about AA when you gave benefitted from it a helluva alot more than I have.
That's the easy excuse to use when you come up short. How is it that right wingers always know what somebody's credentials and experience are.I point out antisemites.
And there is NOTHING racist about objecting to Affirmative Action. And believe me, a Phi Beta Kappa grad who was at the top of her class doesn’t benefit from AA. The girl who got the promotion over me, with less experience and lower academic credentials, DID.
Duh. She TOLD me what her credentials were, knew they were worse than mine, and still told me would get the job because she was black. That’s what happens with Affirmative Action: blacks get priority over better-qualified whites, and you know it.That's the easy excuse to use when you come up short. How is it that right wingers always know what somebody's credentials and experience are.
Are you Hutu or Tutsi?So why is it not taught in White History class?
Yea that sounds good to make you feel better probably.Duh. She TOLD me what her credentials were, knew they were worse than mine, and still told me would get the job because she was black.
The only problem with your story is, black women are the most screwed over in the work place and AA benefits white women more than anyone in the work place. Nice try though.That’s what happens with Affirmative Action: blacks get priority over better-qualified whites, and you know it.
You should know, since you manufactured them.Are you Hutu or Tutsi?
Racial divisions are manufactured divisions...just like the Hutu and the Tutsi.
Sorry... I've never been to Rwanda.You should know, since you manufactured them.
I've never been there either, so why why would you ask that dumbass question.Sorry... I've never been to Rwanda.
But I was in the Army where the only color of importance was Green.
Read about the manufactured strife between the Hutu and the Tutsi that lead to the Rwandan civil war and subsequent genocide...I've never been there either, so why why would you ask that dumbass question.
I was in the Army as well and that's bullshit. I saw plenty of racism there as well. Folks take their attitudes and beliefs where ever they go.
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What does that have to do with black folks in America?Read about the manufactured strife between the Hutu and the Tutsi that lead to the Rwandan civil war and subsequent genocide...
Understanding the Conflict Between Rwanda's Tutsis and Hutus
The bloody history of Hutu and Tutsi conflict stained the 20th century, from the slaughter of 200,000 Hutus in 1972 to the 1994 Rwanda genocide.www.thoughtco.com
How about we just teach real history without an agenda?Are you OK with teaching White history ?
The colonizers used the racial demarcations that they created to control the population by stoking racial animosity....exactly what is going to here... Amplifying racial strife to control the population.What does that have to do with black folks in America?
I took The History of Black Music at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, in 1974.Not all black history studies in high school are racist, certainly not all black literature courses. I took Black American Writers in selective English at Lone Oak High Schools (a predominately white majority school) back in 1972, as a junior.
Have you ever taken a course, or is that just prejudice against there being any black studies courses offered as electives in high school?
That would be a good course, or at least has a lot of potential.I took The History of Black Music at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, in 1974.
I took History of Jazz, circa 1978, and there’s a lot of black influence there, as you probably know. I had one elective left, and I chose that course - and it was one of my favorites of my entire career.That would be a good course, or at least has a lot of potential.
I did an appreciation course as an elective, but one focusing on jazz was not offered. If it had been, that is what I would have taken.I took History of Jazz, circa 1978, and there’s a lot of black influence there, as you probably know. I had one elective left, and I chose that course - and it was one of my favorites of my entire career.
You have been doing that since the country was taken.The colonizers used the racial demarcations that they created to control the population by stoking racial animosity....exactly what is going to here... Amplifying racial strife to control the population.
Missourian has been doing that?You have been doing that since the country was taken.
White America has been doing that.Missourian has been doing that?
