New York time new editorial board members celebrated dumbass f**king white people going extinct

[Doc1]

It's funny how these white people who have not faced one second of racism have decided they can lecture others who have lived in it about racism.

It’s 2018...no one is “oppressed” in this country and racism doesn’t exist..except in the delusional minds of the left.

Racism absolutely exists in this country and many others. Where on Earth do you get the idea from it doesn't?

Yes, but NOT the way IM2 claims.

 

[Doc1]

The fucking gray lady and the paper of record hired a racist(another one anyway)while claiming that Trump supporters are racist by default.

If white people were a minority this would easily qualify as oppression.

You don't know what oppression is junior. That Asian lady is no racist. She's an Asian sick and tired of white racism. You'd know that if you had actually faced real racism and real oppression, not the fake news you talk about.

You're full of it.
Racist= disagreeing with anything you think you deserve.

Wrong answer.

You're a whiner who thinks whitey owes him something, nothing more,nothing less.

Nope. I have done better than you. I don't think whitey owes us anything, I KNOW whitey owes.

Of course you have, just ask you. You'll have to take what you think you deserve son, good luck. I don't owe you shit.

 

[IM2]

It's funny how these white people who have not faced one second of racism have decided they can lecture others who have lived in it about racism.

It’s 2018...no one is “oppressed” in this country and racism doesn’t exist..except in the delusional minds of the left.

Racism absolutely exists in this country and many others. Where on Earth do you get the idea from it doesn't?

Yes, but NOT the way IM2 claims.

It exists exactly the way I claim.

 

[MindWars]

It's funny how these white people who have not faced one second of racism have decided they can lecture others who have lived in it about racism.

It’s 2018...no one is “oppressed” in this country and racism doesn’t exist..except in the delusional minds of the left.

Racism absolutely exists in this country and many others. Where on Earth do you get the idea from it doesn't?

I think what Bush was trying to say before Obama came into the picture we were a healed nation We were coming together as one Fast Forward to today........ There wasn't racisim if so there would be a black loser for a President......... We wouldn't have blacks in political positions, we would not have blacks in high paying jobs in general , black and whites marry, black and whites have kids together, blacks go to college, blacks have FREE COLLEGES , blacks have special privledges just to pull themselves out of the ghetto so tons of colle programs are there for them but not whites.........

Where in the hell is racisim.........

Most see the racisim is REVERSED thanks to your SJW INDOCTRINATING UNIVERAITIES...... instead of it being on blacks it is now been flipped onto whites.

Now the racisim is upon the whites and not the black there is our Racisim.

 

[basquebromance]

"Why the F-- do ASIANS get special treatment? No slavery, no Jim Crow. Why special outreach, affirmative action, etc for anyone who is simply NOT WHITE?" - Coulter

 

[Pilot1]

They haven't been trying to hide their racist, anti white, anti male beliefs for a long time now.

 

[Bush92]

The fucking gray lady and the paper of record hired a racist(another one anyway)while claiming that Trump supporters are racist by default.

If white people were a minority this would easily qualify as oppression.

You don't know what oppression is junior. That Asian lady is no racist. She's an Asian sick and tired of white racism. You'd know that if you had actually faced real racism and real oppression, not the fake news you talk about.

You're full of it.
Racist= disagreeing with anything you think you deserve.

Wrong answer.

You're a whiner who thinks whitey owes him something, nothing more,nothing less.

Nope. I have done better than you. I don't think whitey owes us anything, I KNOW whitey owes.

I owe you shit.

 

[Bush92]

It's funny how these white people who have not faced one second of racism have decided they can lecture others who have lived in it about racism.

It’s 2018...no one is “oppressed” in this country and racism doesn’t exist..except in the delusional minds of the left.

You really believe that?
.

100%

 

[Aba Incieni]

Not very tolerant of her.

 

[MindWars]

It's funny how these white people who have not faced one second of racism have decided they can lecture others who have lived in it about racism.

It’s 2018...no one is “oppressed” in this country and racism doesn’t exist..except in the delusional minds of the left.

Really? You just made a racist comment about asians then you say what you just did.

Prove when racism ended and its effects were allayed. Show, with data and peer-reviewed studies supporting your argument, when the effects of the hundreds of years of anti-Black racism from chattel slavery through Old Jim Crow leveled off. Show when the wealth expropriated during that oppression was repaid to those it was expropriated from and through. And remember, after you’ve addressed the end of anti-Black racism you’ll still have to explain when anti-Latinx, anti-Asian, anti-Arab, and anti-Native racism came to an end as well.

Good lord.
Do you have to ride in the back of the bus?
Do you have to drink from the special "black" fountain?
Do you have the opportunity to better yourself educationally, professionally and financially?
Nobody owned you.
Nobody owned your mother or father.
You can date/marry a white woman.
Nobody owes you shit kid, grow up.

LOL! This is just more dumb whiteness.

A new study finds that much of the research conducted on President Trump’s voters is marred by prejudicial designs, distorted data, and outright misrepresentation of Trump’s words.

Led by Musa al-Gharbi, a Columbia University sociologist, “On Social Research in the Age of Trump” analyzes three case studies of academic research on Trump to illustrate the various ways that academics have misrepresented the president and his voter base to the public.

"Basically everyone in these institutions hates the president and are willing—eager even—to believe the worst about his supporters." Tweet This



[RELATED: Sociology conference obsesses over hatred of Trump]

One example of this phenomena can be seen in the April 2017 Washington Post article “Racism motivated Trump voters more than authoritarianism,” by Thomas Wood, who teaches political science classes at Ohio State University.

While Wood cites survey data to claim that Trump voters were especially motivated by racism, a closer analysis by al-Gharbi reveals that Wood’s arguments about Trump voters can’t be substantiated from the data cited in the article.

“According to Wood’s own data, whites who voted for Trump are perhaps less racist than those who voted for Romney,” al-Gharbi explains, adding that “not only were they less authoritarian than Romney voters, but less racist too!”

“Unfortunately, Wood declined to consider how Trump voters differed from Romney voters…instead focusing on the gap between Democrats and Republicans in 2016, in the service of a conclusion his data do not support,” he adds.




STUDY: Researchers falsely frame Trump supporters as racists

 

[Bush92]

It's funny how these white people who have not faced one second of racism have decided they can lecture others who have lived in it about racism.

It’s 2018...no one is “oppressed” in this country and racism doesn’t exist..except in the delusional minds of the left.

You really believe that?
.

It’s time for black communities to take responsibility for thrown actions. They have a culture of violence, bad behavior, and fathers who don’t raise their kids. In fact it is a status symbol for a black man to have as many welfare babies by as many different women as possible. Scum of the earth.

 

[Mac1958]

It's funny how these white people who have not faced one second of racism have decided they can lecture others who have lived in it about racism.

It’s 2018...no one is “oppressed” in this country and racism doesn’t exist..except in the delusional minds of the left.

You really believe that?
.

It’s time for black communities to take responsibility for thrown actions. They have a culture of violence, bad behavior, and fathers who don’t raise their kids. In fact it is a status symbol for a black man to have as many welfare babies by as many different women as possible. Scum of the earth.

Well, that's a separate subject, unless you're saying that the racism that does still exist is justified.
.

 

[IM2]

It's funny how these white people who have not faced one second of racism have decided they can lecture others who have lived in it about racism.

It’s 2018...no one is “oppressed” in this country and racism doesn’t exist..except in the delusional minds of the left.

Really? You just made a racist comment about asians then you say what you just did.

Prove when racism ended and its effects were allayed. Show, with data and peer-reviewed studies supporting your argument, when the effects of the hundreds of years of anti-Black racism from chattel slavery through Old Jim Crow leveled off. Show when the wealth expropriated during that oppression was repaid to those it was expropriated from and through. And remember, after you’ve addressed the end of anti-Black racism you’ll still have to explain when anti-Latinx, anti-Asian, anti-Arab, and anti-Native racism came to an end as well.

Good lord.
Do you have to ride in the back of the bus?
Do you have to drink from the special "black" fountain?
Do you have the opportunity to better yourself educationally, professionally and financially?
Nobody owned you.
Nobody owned your mother or father.
You can date/marry a white woman.
Nobody owes you shit kid, grow up.

LOL! This is just more dumb whiteness.

More dumb blackness.

Not exactly. Dumb whiteness means you know nothing about the current analysis of things that impact blacks. You don't read the information I do, nor have you researched this matter. I do. Your argument doesn't come from a rational or logical position based on current fact, but it is emotional bs based on racist rhetoric and race baited opinion. So you trying to return my statement by saying the same thing substituting the word black doesn't indicate you have studied knowledge of the situation blacks face today. We are not coming from the same place for you to try making this comment so it doesn't apply.

50 years after the Kerner Commission: African Americans are better off in many ways but are still disadvantaged by racial inequality

Report • By Janelle Jones, John Schmitt, and Valerie Wilson • February 26, 2018


The year 1968 was a watershed in American history and black America’s ongoing fight for equality. In April of that year, Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis and riots broke out in cities around the country. Rising against this tragedy, the Civil Rights Act of 1968 outlawing housing discrimination was signed into law. Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised their fists in a black power salute as they received their medals at the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City. Arthur Ashe became the first African American to win the U.S. Open singles title, and Shirley Chisholm became the first African American woman elected to the House of Representatives.

The same year, the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders, better known as the Kerner Commission, delivered a report to President Johnson examining the causes of civil unrest in African American communities. The report named “white racism”—leading to “pervasive discrimination in employment, education and housing”—as the culprit, and the report’s authors called for a commitment to “the realization of common opportunities for all within a single [racially undivided] society.”1 The Kerner Commission report pulled together a comprehensive array of data to assess the specific economic and social inequities confronting African Americans in 1968.

Where do we stand as a society today? In this brief report, we compare the state of black workers and their families in 1968 with the circumstances of their descendants today, 50 years after the Kerner report was released. We find both good news and bad news. While African Americans are in many ways better off in absolute terms than they were in 1968, they are still disadvantaged in important ways relative to whites. In several important respects, African Americans have actually lost ground relative to whites, and, in a few cases, even relative to African Americans in 1968.

Following are some of the key findings:

• African Americans today are much better educated than they were in 1968 but still lag behind whites in overall educational attainment. More than 90 percent of younger African Americans (ages 25 to 29) have graduated from high school, compared with just over half in 1968—which means they’ve nearly closed the gap with white high school graduation rates. They are also more than twice as likely to have a college degree as in 1968 but are still half as likely as young whites to have a college degree.
• The substantial progress in educational attainment of African Americans has been accompanied by significant absolute improvements in wages, incomes, wealth, and health since 1968. But black workers still make only 82.5 cents on every dollar earned by white workers, African Americans are 2.5 times as likely to be in poverty as whites, and the median white family has almost 10 times as much wealth as the median black family.
• With respect to homeownership, unemployment, and incarceration, America has failed to deliver any progress for African Americans over the last five decades. In these areas, their situation has either failed to improve relative to whites or has worsened. In 2017 the black unemployment rate was 7.5 percent, up from 6.7 percent in 1968, and is still roughly twice the white unemployment rate. In 2015, the black homeownership rate was just over 40 percent, virtually unchanged since 1968, and trailing a full 30 points behind the white homeownership rate, which saw modest gains over the same period. And the share of African Americans in prison or jail almost tripled between 1968 and 2016 and is currently more than six times the white incarceration rate.

Educational attainment
The most important development since 1968 is that African Americans today are much better educated than they were in 1968. These absolute improvements in educational attainment—including substantial increases in both high school and college completion rates—have opened important doors for black workers compared with their counterparts 50 years ago. In relative terms, African Americans today are almost as likely as whites to have completed high school. But even though the share of younger African Americans with a college degree has more than doubled, African Americans today are still only about half as likely to have a college degree as whites of the same age.

High school graduation rates. Over the last five decades, African Americans have seen substantial gains in high school completion rates. In 1968, just over half (54.4 percent) of 25- to 29-year-old African Americans had a high school diploma. Today, more than nine out of 10 African Americans (92.3 percent) in the same age range had a high school diploma. (See Table 1 for all data presented in this report.)


The large increase in high school completion rates helped to close the gap relative to whites. In 1968, African Americans trailed whites by more than 20 percentage points (75.0 percent of whites had completed high school, compared with 54.4 percent of blacks). In the most recent data, the gap is just 3.3 percentage points (95.6 percent for whites versus 92.3 percent for African Americans).

College graduation rates. College graduation rates have also improved for African Americans. Among 25- to 29-year-olds, less than one in 10 (9.1 percent) had a college degree in 1968, a figure that has climbed to almost one in four (22.8 percent) today.

Over the same period, however, college completion expanded for whites at a similar pace, rising from 16.2 percent in 1968 to 42.1 percent today, leaving the relative situation of African Americans basically unchanged: in 1968 blacks were just over half (56.0 percent) as likely as whites to have a college degree, a situation that is essentially the same today (54.2 percent).2

We would expect that these kinds of increases in the absolute levels of formal education would translate into large improvements in economic and related outcomes for African Americans. The rest of our indicators test the validity of this assumption.

Unemployment
The unemployment rate for African Americans in 2017 (the last full year of data) was 7.5 percent, 0.8 percentage points higher than it was in 1968 (6.7 percent). The unemployment rate for whites was 3.8 percent in 2017 and 3.2 percent in 1968.3

The unemployment data for these two years, almost 50 years apart, demonstrate a longstanding and unfortunate economic regularity: the unemployment rate for black workers is consistently about twice as high as it is for white workers.

Wages and income
Hourly wages. The inflation-adjusted hourly wage of the typical black worker rose 30.5 percent between 1968 and 2016, or about 0.6 percent per year. This slow rate of growth is particularly disappointing given the large increase in educational attainment among African Americans over these decades.

Even slower real wage growth (about 0.2 percent per year) for the typical white worker—albeit starting from a higher initial wage—meant that African Americans did modestly close the racial wage gap over the last five decades. But, in 2016, by the hourly wage measure used here, the typical black worker still only made 82.5 cents on every dollar earned by the typical white worker.4


Household income. The inflation-adjusted annual income of the typical African American household increased 42.8 percent between 1968 and 2016, slightly outpacing income growth for the typical white household (36.7 percent). But the typical black household today still receives only 61.6 percent of the annual income received by the typical white household.5

Poverty rates. The share of African Americans living in poverty has declined substantially in the last five decades. Using the official federal poverty measure as a benchmark, over one-third (34.7 percent) of African Americans were in poverty in 1968. Today, the share in poverty is just over one in five (21.4 percent). For whites, the decline in the poverty rate was much smaller, from 10.0 percent in 1968 to 8.8 percent in 2016. In the most recent data, African Americans are about 2.5 times as likely to be in poverty as whites. (In 1968, they were 3.5 times as likely to be in poverty.)6

Family wealth
The typical black family had almost no wealth in 1968 ($2,467; data refer to 19637). Today, that figure is about six times larger ($17,409), but it is still not that far from zero when you consider that families typically draw on their wealth for larger expenses, such as meeting basic needs over the course of retirement, paying for their children’s college education, putting a down payment on a house, or coping with a job loss or medical crisis.

Over the same period, the wealth of the typical white family almost tripled, from a much higher initial level. In 2016, the median African American family had only 10.2 percent of the wealth of the median white family ($17,409 versus $171,000).8

Homeownership. One of the most important forms of wealth for working and middle-class families is home equity. Yet, the share of black households that owned their own home remained virtually unchanged between 1968 (41.1 percent) and today (41.2 percent). Over the same period, homeownership for white households increased 5.2 percentage points to 71.1 percent, about 30 percentage points higher than the ownership rate for black households.9

Health
Infant mortality. Over the last five decades, African Americans have experienced enormous improvements in infant mortality rates. The number of deaths per 1,000 live births has fallen from 34.9 in 1968 to 11.4 in the most recent data. Over the same period, whites have also seen dramatic reductions in infant mortality, with rates falling from 18.8 to 4.9 by the same measure.

In relative terms, however, African Americans have fallen behind. In 1968, black infants were about 1.9 times as likely to die as white infants. Today, the rate is 2.3 times higher for African Americans.10

Life expectancy. African Americans’ life expectancy at birth has also increased substantially (up 11.5 years) between 1968 and today, outpacing the increase for whites (up 7.5 years). But an African American born today can, on average, still expect to live about 3.5 fewer years than a white person born on the same day.11

Incarceration
The share of African Americans in prison or jail almost tripled between 1968 (604 of every 100,000 in the total population) and 2016 (1,730 per 100,000).

The share of whites in prison or jail has also increased dramatically, but from a much lower base. In 1968, about 111 of every 100,000 whites were incarcerated. In the most recent data, the share has increased to 270 per 100,000.

In 1968, African Americans were about 5.4 times as likely as whites to be in prison or jail. Today, African Americans are 6.4 times as likely as whites to be incarcerated, which is especially troubling given that whites are also much more likely to be incarcerated now than they were in 1968.

50 years after the Kerner Commission: African Americans are better off in many ways but are still disadvantaged by racial inequality

 

[IM2]

It's funny how these white people who have not faced one second of racism have decided they can lecture others who have lived in it about racism.

It’s 2018...no one is “oppressed” in this country and racism doesn’t exist..except in the delusional minds of the left.

You really believe that?
.

It’s time for black communities to take responsibility for thrown actions. They have a culture of violence, bad behavior, and fathers who don’t raise their kids. In fact it is a status symbol for a black man to have as many welfare babies by as many different women as possible. Scum of the earth.

It's time whites like you STFU. That's what time it is. We all know what you are about racist.

 

[IM2]

You don't know what oppression is junior. That Asian lady is no racist. She's an Asian sick and tired of white racism. You'd know that if you had actually faced real racism and real oppression, not the fake news you talk about.

You're full of it.
Racist= disagreeing with anything you think you deserve.

Wrong answer.

You're a whiner who thinks whitey owes him something, nothing more,nothing less.

Nope. I have done better than you. I don't think whitey owes us anything, I KNOW whitey owes.

Of course you have, just ask you. You'll have to take what you think you deserve son, good luck. I don't owe you shit.

So what you're saying is we have to do what whites did. The American government does owe us.

 

[IM2]

It's funny how these white people who have not faced one second of racism have decided they can lecture others who have lived in it about racism.

It’s 2018...no one is “oppressed” in this country and racism doesn’t exist..except in the delusional minds of the left.

You really believe that?
.

It’s time for black communities to take responsibility for thrown actions. They have a culture of violence, bad behavior, and fathers who don’t raise their kids. In fact it is a status symbol for a black man to have as many welfare babies by as many different women as possible. Scum of the earth.

Well, that's a separate subject, unless you're saying that the racism that does still exist is justified.
.

Actually that's fake news.

 

[Aba Incieni]

So what you're saying is we have to do what whites did. The American government does owe us.

You could be in some mud pit scraping blood diamonds for some warlord.

Instead you're a white Jew who pretends to be black on a message board.

 

[Doc1]

It's funny how these white people who have not faced one second of racism have decided they can lecture others who have lived in it about racism.

It’s 2018...no one is “oppressed” in this country and racism doesn’t exist..except in the delusional minds of the left.

Racism absolutely exists in this country and many others. Where on Earth do you get the idea from it doesn't?

Yes, but NOT the way IM2 claims.

It exists exactly the way I claim.

Noe. You're a liar.You want something for nothing for things that never happened to you. Get over yourself.

 

[Doc1]

You're full of it.
Racist= disagreeing with anything you think you deserve.

Wrong answer.

You're a whiner who thinks whitey owes him something, nothing more,nothing less.

Nope. I have done better than you. I don't think whitey owes us anything, I KNOW whitey owes.

Of course you have, just ask you. You'll have to take what you think you deserve son, good luck. I don't owe you shit.

So what you're saying is we have to do what whites did. The American government does owe us.

Nobody owes you. If you think you can take it go ahead and try.

 

[healthmyths]

It's funny how these white people who have not faced one second of racism have decided they can lecture others who have lived in it about racism.

It’s 2018...no one is “oppressed” in this country and racism doesn’t exist..except in the delusional minds of the left.

You really believe that?
.

It’s time for black communities to take responsibility for thrown actions. They have a culture of violence, bad behavior, and fathers who don’t raise their kids. In fact it is a status symbol for a black man to have as many welfare babies by as many different women as possible. Scum of the earth.

It's time whites like you STFU. That's what time it is. We all know what you are about racist.

A) You are showing very clearly that people like you can only respond violently. You can't argue with the facts so you respond with violence.
B) And again you are showing your educational level when you write:"We all know what you are about racist"...incomplete sentence and illogical statement.
C) Evidence you are more prone emotion rather than logic.

Finally the ONLY people keeping "racism" alive are the people complaining the most about "racism". it is time that people like you grew up and acted more like responsible people.