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The video covers a good bit of what the study brought to light...
You can Google Dr. Ryan Lecount to get more info on him/his studies.
- Fact: Racial resentment in the county spiked when Obama became President
- Many whites felt/feel like "African Americans shouldn't have special favors"
- That is known as "White minority resentment", a belief that somehow blacks are getting all kinds of stuff
- Racialization of politics started being studied/recorded in 1986
- Racial resentment plays an increasing role in how white people identify themselves politically
- "Working class anxiety" that many in the media attributed to one of the main factors Trump one, isn't talking about black people
- The "working class" is identified as white, w/o outright saying so
- Since 1973, the wages of blacks went up 10% vs the wages of white men going up 3%
- Fact: The majority of working class people in the US are people of color
- A 2009 Pew Study asked the question "Are you optimistic about the future for your children?" Every racial group was excited except whites
- They asked the same question in 2016, they got the same results
- Fact: Blacks have the lowest wages and lowest wealth, yet were the most optimistic
- Fact: Whites have the highest wages and highest wealth, yet were the least optimistic
- Bottom line: Society has been characterized by white supremacy for most of the history of this country, so when blacks are experiencing more equality, many whites feel they're experiencing oppression.
Yeah, so is ATL. LMAOThe video covers a good bit of what the study brought to light...
You can Google Dr. Ryan Lecount to get more info on him/his studies.
- Fact: Racial resentment in the county spiked when Obama became President
- Many whites felt/feel like "African Americans shouldn't have special favors"
- That is known as "White minority resentment", a belief that somehow blacks are getting all kinds of stuff
- Racialization of politics started being studied/recorded in 1986
- Racial resentment plays an increasing role in how white people identify themselves politically
- "Working class anxiety" that many in the media attributed to one of the main factors Trump one, isn't talking about black people
- The "working class" is identified as white, w/o outright saying so
- Since 1973, the wages of blacks went up 10% vs the wages of white men going up 3%
- Fact: The majority of working class people in the US are people of color
- A 2009 Pew Study asked the question "Are you optimistic about the future for your children?" Every racial group was excited except whites
- They asked the same question in 2016, they got the same results
- Fact: Blacks have the lowest wages and lowest wealth, yet were the most optimistic
- Fact: Whites have the highest wages and highest wealth, yet were the least optimistic
- Bottom line: Society has been characterized by white supremacy for most of the history of this country, so when blacks are experiencing more equality, many whites feel they're experiencing oppression.
A list of your opinions and opinions are worth what they cost. It is all me, me, me,
I am important and if you don't adree I will tell you even more stridently. MarcATL is just another tempest in a teapot.
The only whining I see here, is by you.If you're bettering yourself, why the constant whining?
Truth is not whining bub.
New study finds that whites feel, and have felt, that when things get equal, they're under oppression.
In other words, the more blacks better themselves, the more whites feels like their losing something.
And that that had a lot to do w/how Trump came to power.
Check out this discussion w/the individual who conducted the study...
Curious to know what you good folks think about this new finding.
New study finds that whites feel, and have felt, that when things get equal, they're under oppression.
In other words, the more blacks better themselves, the more whites feels like their losing something.
And that that had a lot to do w/how Trump came to power.
Check out this discussion w/the individual who conducted the study...
Curious to know what you good folks think about this new finding.
New study finds that whites feel, and have felt, that when things get equal, they're under oppression.
In other words, the more blacks better themselves, the more whites feels like their losing something.
And that that had a lot to do w/how Trump came to power.
Check out this discussion w/the individual who conducted the study...
Curious to know what you good folks think about this new finding.
/--------/ "In other words, the more blacks better themselves, the more whites feels like their losing something."
And yet we voted for and support the president who caused this to happen:
Black and Hispanic Unemployment Hits All-Time Record Lows
Black and Hispanic Unemployment Hits All-Time Record Lows. By ... LOWEST since 19695 Months of Wage & Income GROWTH Record LOW Black, Hispanic & Female unemployment ...
Actually you voted for and support the orange freak who caused this to happen:
That's the actual, documentable reality of what you voted for. Be proud.
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This guy above:
is Robert Rundo, street gang leader from Queens ("The Original Flushing Crew"). Filmed stabbing a gang rival seven times in those street gang days. Neo-Nazi and leader of RAM (Rise Above Movement), a prison-culture-inspired white nationalist/racist/anti-Jewish group of vigilantes that travel to rallies to disrupt and assault people. His face shows up again and again in these riots.
Much like the Ku Klux Klan, RAM sees itself as "protector" of the old ways and a puritannical "white survival". They run paramilitary training exercises to effect this sort of disruption, so all of this is pre-planned. They recruit from disaffected youth (male) to conspire in acts of violence like this, much like DAESH ("Isis") does. That's who this guy and many of these people who keep recurring at these scenes, are -- a network of neo-Nazi racist asshole thugs largely born out of prison culture and determined to attack the core of American values.
---- Or as Rump calls them for short, "very fine people". Note the Rump T-shirts on the bystanders.
Documenting Hate
Next asshole to ferret out might be this guy
Again, check the shirt message for caustic irony.
New study finds that whites feel, and have felt, that when things get equal, they're under oppression.
In other words, the more blacks better themselves, the more whites feels like their losing something.
And that that had a lot to do w/how Trump came to power.
Check out this discussion w/the individual who conducted the study...
Curious to know what you good folks think about this new finding.
I do agree that nobody should have special favors.The video covers a good bit of what the study brought to light...
You can Google Dr. Ryan Lecount to get more info on him/his studies.
- Fact: Racial resentment in the county spiked when Obama became President
- Many whites felt/feel like "African Americans shouldn't have special favors"
- That is known as "White minority resentment", a belief that somehow blacks are getting all kinds of stuff
- Racialization of politics started being studied/recorded in 1986
- Racial resentment plays an increasing role in how white people identify themselves politically
- "Working class anxiety" that many in the media attributed to one of the main factors Trump one, isn't talking about black people
- The "working class" is identified as white, w/o outright saying so
- Since 1973, the wages of blacks went up 10% vs the wages of white men going up 3%
- Fact: The majority of working class people in the US are people of color
- A 2009 Pew Study asked the question "Are you optimistic about the future for your children?" Every racial group was excited except whites
- They asked the same question in 2016, they got the same results
- Fact: Blacks have the lowest wages and lowest wealth, yet were the most optimistic
- Fact: Whites have the highest wages and highest wealth, yet were the least optimistic
- Bottom line: Society has been characterized by white supremacy for most of the history of this country, so when blacks are experiencing more equality, many whites feel they're experiencing oppression.
Who is chastising blacks for having what whites have? You once again cut and paste bullshit as if it were the absolute truth. You also love to post how history was, try living in the present.Better "yourself" all you want, just don't expect me to do it for you. You have just as much opportunity as anybody else.
BACKGROUND:
A Long History of Affirmative Action - For Whites
Many middle-class white people, especially those of us from the suburbs, like to think that we got to where we are today by virtue of our merit - hard work, intelligence, pluck, and maybe a little luck. And while we may be sympathetic to the plight of others, we close down when we hear the words "affirmative action" or "racial preferences." We worked hard, we made it on our own, the thinking goes, why don't 'they'? After all, the Civil Rights Act was enacted almost 40 years ago.
What we don't readily acknowledge is that racial preferences have a long, institutional history in this country - a white history. Here are a few ways in which government programs and practices have channeled wealth and opportunities to white people at the expense of others.
Early Racial Preferences
We all know the old history, but it's still worth reminding ourselves of its scale and scope. Affirmative action in the American "workplace" first began in the late 17th century when European indentured servants - the original source of unfree labor on the new tobacco plantations of Virginia and Maryland - were replaced by African slaves. In exchange for their support and their policing of the growing slave population, lower-class Europeans won new rights, entitlements, and opportunities from the planter elite.
White Americans were also given a head start with the help of the U.S. Army. The 1830 Indian Removal Act, for example, forcibly relocated Cherokee, Creeks and other eastern Indians to west of the Mississippi River to make room for white settlers. The 1862 Homestead Act followed suit, giving away millions of acres of what had been Indian Territory west of the Mississippi. Ultimately, 270 million acres, or 10% of the total land area of the United States, was converted to private hands, overwhelmingly white, under Homestead Act provisions.
The 1790 Naturalization Act permitted only "free white persons" to become naturalized citizens, thus opening the doors to European immigrants but not others. Only citizens could vote, serve on juries, hold office, and in some cases, even hold property. In this century, Alien Land Laws passed in California and other states, reserved farm land for white growers by preventing Asian immigrants, ineligible to become citizens, from owning or leasing land. Immigration restrictions further limited opportunities for nonwhite groups. Racial barriers to naturalized U.S. citizenship weren't removed until the McCarran-Walter Act in 1952, and white racial preferences in immigration remained until 1965.
In the South, the federal government never followed through on General Sherman's Civil War plan to divide up plantations and give each freed slave "40 acres and a mule" as reparations. Only once was monetary compensation made for slavery, in Washington, D.C. There, government officials paid up to $300 per slave upon emancipation - not to the slaves, but to local slaveholders as compensation for loss of property.
When slavery ended, its legacy lived on not only in the impoverished condition of Black people but in the wealth and prosperity that accrued to white slaveowners and their descendents. Economists who try to place a dollar value on how much white Americans have profited from 200 years of unpaid slave labor, including interest, begin their estimates at $1 trillion.
Jim Crow laws, instituted in the late 19th and early 20th century and not overturned in many states until the 1960s, reserved the best jobs, neighborhoods, schools and hospitals for white people.
The Advantages Grow, Generation to Generation
Less known are more recent government racial preferences, first enacted during the New Deal, that directed wealth to white families and continue to shape life opportunities and chances.
The landmark Social Security Act of 1935 provided a safety net for millions of workers, guaranteeing them an income after retirement. But the act specifically excluded two occupations: agricultural workers and domestic servants, who were predominately African American, Mexican, and Asian. As low-income workers, they also had the least opportunity to save for their retirement. They couldn't pass wealth on to their children. Just the opposite. Their children had to support them.
Like Social Security, the 1935 Wagner Act helped establish an important new right for white people. By granting unions the power of collective bargaining, it helped millions of white workers gain entry into the middle class over the next 30 years. But the Wagner Act permitted unions to exclude non-whites and deny them access to better paid jobs and union protections and benefits such as health care, job security, and pensions. Many craft unions remained nearly all-white well into the 1970s. In 1972, for example, every single one of the 3,000 members of Los Angeles Steam Fitters Local #250 was still white.
But it was another racialized New Deal program, the Federal Housing Administration, that helped generate much of the wealth that so many white families enjoy today. These revolutionary programs made it possible for millions of average white Americans - but not others - to own a home for the first time. The government set up a national neighborhood appraisal system, explicitly tying mortgage eligibility to race. Integrated communities were ipso facto deemed a financial risk and made ineligible for home loans, a policy known today as "redlining." Between 1934 and 1962, the federal government backed $120 billion of home loans. More than 98% went to whites. Of the 350,000 new homes built with federal support in northern California between 1946 and 1960, fewer than 100 went to African Americans.
These government programs made possible the new segregated white suburbs that sprang up around the country after World War II. Government subsidies for municipal services helped develop and enhance these suburbs further, in turn fueling commercial investments. Freeways tied the new suburbs to central business districts, but they often cut through and destroyed the vitality of non-white neighborhoods in the central city.
Today, Black and Latino mortgage applicants are still 60% more likely than whites to be turned down for a loan, even after controlling for employment, financial, and neighborhood factors. According to the Census, whites are more likely to be segregated than any other group. As recently as 1993, 86% of suburban whites still lived in neighborhoods with a black population of less than 1%.
Reaping the Rewards of Racial Preference
One result of the generations of preferential treatment for whites is that a typical white family today has on average eight times the assets, or net worth, of a typical African American family, according to economist Edward Wolff. Even when families of the same income are compared, white families have more than twice the wealth of Black families. Much of that wealth difference can be attributed to the value of one's home, and how much one inherited from parents.
But a family's net worth is not simply the finish line, it's also the starting point for the next generation. Those with wealth pass their assets on to their children - by financing a college education, lending a hand during hard times, or assisting with the down payment for a home. Some economists estimate that up to 80 percent of lifetime wealth accumulation depends on these intergenerational transfers. White advantage is passed down, from parent to child to grand-child. As a result, the racial wealth gap - and the head start enjoyed by whites - appears to have grown since the civil rights days.
In 1865, just after Emancipation, it is not surprising that African Americans owned 0.5 percent of the total worth of the United States. But by 1990, a full 135 years after the abolition of slavery, Black Americans still possessed only a meager 1 percent of national wealth.
Rather than recognize how "racial preferences" have tilted the playing field and given us a head start in life, many whites continue to believe that race does not affect our lives. Instead, we chastise others for not achieving what we have; we even invert the situation and accuse non-whites of using "the race card" to advance themselves.
Or we suggest that differential outcomes may simply result from differences in "natural" ability or motivation. However, sociologist Dalton Conley's research shows that when we compare the performance of families across racial lines who make not just the same income, but also hold similar net worth, a very interesting thing happens: many of the racial disparities in education, graduation rates, welfare usage and other outcomes disappear. The "performance gap" between whites and nonwhites is a product not of nature, but unequal circumstances.
Colorblind policies that treat everyone the same, no exceptions for minorities, are often counter-posed against affirmative action. But colorblindness today merely bolsters the unfair advantages that color-coded practices have enabled white Americans to long accumulate.
It's a little late in the game to say that race shouldn't matter.
RACE - The Power of an Illusion | White Advantage
New study finds that whites feel, and have felt, that when things get equal, they're under oppression.
In other words, the more blacks better themselves, the more whites feels like their losing something.
And that that had a lot to do w/how Trump came to power.
Check out this discussion w/the individual who conducted the study...
Curious to know what you good folks think about this new finding.
/--------/ "In other words, the more blacks better themselves, the more whites feels like their losing something."
And yet we voted for and support the president who caused this to happen:
Black and Hispanic Unemployment Hits All-Time Record Lows
Black and Hispanic Unemployment Hits All-Time Record Lows. By ... LOWEST since 19695 Months of Wage & Income GROWTH Record LOW Black, Hispanic & Female unemployment ...
Actually you voted for and support the orange freak who caused this to happen:
That's the actual, documentable reality of what you voted for. Be proud.
All these photos prove is that there bad people of BOTH races. In NO WAY doesn't it prove a majority of white people are racist or mean.
There are just as many (or more) videos of black on white violence....such as black kids cowardly sucker punching elderly white women for the FUN of it.
Get off your racist high horse already.
Blacks don't have a 242 year record of racist behavior.
No we didnt.One black man is kicking the ass of all the white nationalist/social conservatives (sorry for repeating myself) here. Damn, you all should be ashamed of yourselves, I mean, you did have a 400 year head start....
If you're bettering yourself, why the constant whining?
New study finds that whites feel, and have felt, that when things get equal, they're under oppression.
In other words, the more blacks better themselves, the more whites feels like their losing something.
And that that had a lot to do w/how Trump came to power.
Check out this discussion w/the individual who conducted the study...
Curious to know what you good folks think about this new finding.
New study finds that whites feel, and have felt, that when things get equal, they're under oppression.
In other words, the more blacks better themselves, the more whites feels like their losing something.
And that that had a lot to do w/how Trump came to power.
Check out this discussion w/the individual who conducted the study...
Curious to know what you good folks think about this new finding.
My company finally hired it's first black. I'm very proud and happy we made this hire and I hope the dude works out and is a good example of how black people are good workers.
Can't believe i'm saying this in the year 2018. This is something that should have been said in the 1970's.
New study finds that whites feel, and have felt, that when things get equal, they're under oppression.
In other words, the more blacks better themselves, the more whites feels like their losing something.
And that that had a lot to do w/how Trump came to power.
Check out this discussion w/the individual who conducted the study...
Curious to know what you good folks think about this new finding.
White males are NOT privileged.You know, just after slavery was outlawed in this country, the law considered them the same as you just stated. But was it so?Equality is inequality to many liberals. They STILL bitch about women’s and POC’s rights when both groups are considered completely equal under the law. Minorities having MORE power than the majority is true equality to the left.
This is just what I’ve noticed. If you disagree please try and prove me wrong. When qualified white people are passed on for a job or place in college bc the institution needed to have a POC fill the spot yet you STILL whine about inequality, well I think that speaks for itself.
We are not living during that time. No they weren’t equal but now many decades later they are. My argument doesn’t negate yours.
Dang, you’re causing me to side with MarkATL the racist. There is no denying that being a white male in this country is the most privileged sector. That said- MarkATL (along with IM2) continual asserts that we (whites) are all against blacks and other minorities from moving up, and he is deaf and blind to any other view.
