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    Father Debunks Critical Race Theory In Incredible Speech: ‘How Am I Oppressed With Two Degrees?’

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    During a full district school board meeting, a father from Illinois who broadcasts a weekend radio show slammed critical race theory. Ty Smith, a father who argues critical race theory is seriously flawed, blasted schools for teaching the divisive philosophy that has enraged and infuriated parents throughout the country. According to Faithwire, Smith, a black man, started his address by remembering a childhood incident in which he and other children on public assistance were pushed to be the last to eat lunch in elementary school. He got very upset as a third-grader with his buddies  not in his group and decided to stop speaking to them. He learned as an adult that they were not to blame for their segregation.

    “I’m mad at them for something that wasn’t even their fault… they weren’t looking down on me. They didn’t think they were better than me,” Smith argued.

    “I’m the one that came up with those false perceptions of what my friends were. Not them,” Smith added.

    He then went on to debunk the critical race theory ideas that white people have it better in life because they are white and that black people are oppressed because of white people, using his own personal experience as evidence that neither of these claims were accurate. “How do I have two medical degrees if I’m sitting here oppressed?” Smith’s question drew applause from the other parents and guests at the packed gathering.

    “No mom, no dad in the house. Worked my way through college, sat there and hustled my butt off to get through college,” Smith continued. Smith slammed the argument that white people “kept him from” achieving his goals. He said, “Not one white person ever came to me and said ‘well, son, you know you’ll never be able to get anywhere because the black people.'” The Illinois parent stressed how today’s black youth are taught that they will not be successful because “the white man is going to keep you down.”

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    During a full district school board meeting, a father from Illinois who broadcasts a weekend radio show slammed critical race theory. Ty Smith, a father who argues critical race theory is seriously flawed, blasted schools for teaching the divisive philosophy that has enraged and infuriated parents throughout the country. According to Faithwire, Smith, a black man, started his address by remembering a childhood incident in which he and other children on public assistance were pushed to be the last to eat lunch in elementary school. He got very upset as a third-grader with his buddies  not in his group and decided to stop speaking to them. He learned as an adult that they were not to blame for their segregation.

    “I’m mad at them for something that wasn’t even their fault… they weren’t looking down on me. They didn’t think they were better than me,” Smith argued.

    “I’m the one that came up with those false perceptions of what my friends were. Not them,” Smith added.

    He then went on to debunk the critical race theory ideas that white people have it better in life because they are white and that black people are oppressed because of white people, using his own personal experience as evidence that neither of these claims were accurate. “How do I have two medical degrees if I’m sitting here oppressed?” Smith’s question drew applause from the other parents and guests at the packed gathering.

    “No mom, no dad in the house. Worked my way through college, sat there and hustled my butt off to get through college,” Smith continued. Smith slammed the argument that white people “kept him from” achieving his goals. He said, “Not one white person ever came to me and said ‘well, son, you know you’ll never be able to get anywhere because the black people.'” The Illinois parent stressed how today’s black youth are taught that they will not be successful because “the white man is going to keep you down.”

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    A coalition of six dozen educational groups denounces states banning teaching of racial inequality and injustice.  American historical association, American federation of teachers, American association of university professors and Association of colleges.  State bans are unconstitutional and violate free speech.

    Purpose of teaching critical race theory is to understand complete history.  Not to teach Americans to hate each other.  Society can only do better by acknowledging where improvements are needed.  Teaching truth doesn't create discrimination but instead fights it.  Masking fear of confronting the truth only teach students that they can cherry pick data, falsify evidence and fabricate reality. 

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    A coalition of six dozen educational groups denounces states banning teaching of racial inequality and injustice.  American historical association, American federation of teachers, American association of university professors and Association of colleges.  State bans are unconstitutional and violate free speech.

    Purpose of teaching critical race theory is to understand complete history.  Not to teach Americans to hate each other.  Society can only do better by acknowledging where improvements are needed.  Teaching truth doesn't create discrimination but instead fights it.  Masking fear of confronting the truth only teach students that they can cherry pick data, falsify evidence and fabricate reality. 

     
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    Posted: Jun. 18, 2021 - 11:24 AM ET #4

    Why do some  people have an issue with CRT ?? It's been taught in many school districts and law schools since the 1980's ..

    Fox news easily manipulates gullible people. 

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    Why do some  people have an issue with CRT ?? It's been taught in many school districts and law schools since the 1980's ..

    Fox news easily manipulates gullible people. 

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by DoubleUp4Life:

    Why do some  people have an issue with CRT ?? It's been taught in many school districts and law schools since the 1980's .. Fox news easily manipulates gullible people.

    It's pretty pathetic on conservative Republicans part. It's par for the course for them though.

    If you ignore history and deny it, it just didn't happen and doesn't exist. Just like the 2020 Presidential election, and just like January 6th.

    It's funny how uncomfortable Republicans get about talking about race. That says it all in my eyes. 

    Removing any discussion of race, discrimination, and injustice throughout American history sounds like such an enlightening plan in the Republican educational system. an_light

    It's like they don't understand that discussing racism and discrimination historically should make everyone uncomfortable. 

     

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    Quote Originally Posted by DoubleUp4Life:

    Why do some  people have an issue with CRT ?? It's been taught in many school districts and law schools since the 1980's .. Fox news easily manipulates gullible people.

    It's pretty pathetic on conservative Republicans part. It's par for the course for them though.

    If you ignore history and deny it, it just didn't happen and doesn't exist. Just like the 2020 Presidential election, and just like January 6th.

    It's funny how uncomfortable Republicans get about talking about race. That says it all in my eyes. 

    Removing any discussion of race, discrimination, and injustice throughout American history sounds like such an enlightening plan in the Republican educational system. an_light

    It's like they don't understand that discussing racism and discrimination historically should make everyone uncomfortable. 

     

     
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    Posted: Jun. 18, 2021 - 7:37 PM ET #6

    People think Critical Race Theory teaches history 

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    "Those who are spreading hysteria about book banning and censorship know that they are in a war, but too many of those who thoughtlessly repeat their rhetoric do not."

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    People think Critical Race Theory teaches history 

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    "Those who are spreading hysteria about book banning and censorship know that they are in a war, but too many of those who thoughtlessly repeat their rhetoric do not."

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81:

    Quote Originally Posted by DoubleUp4Life: Why do some  people have an issue with CRT ?? It's been taught in many school districts and law schools since the 1980's .. Fox news easily manipulates gullible people. It's pretty pathetic on conservative Republicans part. It's par for the course for them though. If you ignore history and deny it, it just didn't happen and doesn't exist. Just like the 2020 Presidential election, and just like January 6th. It's funny how uncomfortable Republicans get about talking about race. That says it all in my eyes.  Removing any discussion of race, discrimination, and injustice throughout American history sounds like such an enlightening plan in the Republican educational system.  It's like they don't understand that discussing racism and discrimination historically should make everyone uncomfortable.

    I talk about race all the time because I’ve spent so much time looking into these arguments. 

    I have found that people on the left are usually incapable of talking about it if their beliefs are challenged. 

    They can never answer questions like “why have Asians thrived in this system” or “why do first generation Nigerians outperform black Americans by so much?”. 

    In DC, 5% of whites are in poverty while 23.5% of black people are in poverty. This is one of the biggest gaps in the nation. All of the local politicians are Democrats and the population is 80% democrat. Far left Oregon has a 17 point gap. Ultra liberal Vermont has a 26 point gap. Kentucky has an 8 point gap. Texas has an 8 point gap.  Nebraska only has a 6 point gap. Is this proof that Democrats are racist? 

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81:

    Quote Originally Posted by DoubleUp4Life: Why do some  people have an issue with CRT ?? It's been taught in many school districts and law schools since the 1980's .. Fox news easily manipulates gullible people. It's pretty pathetic on conservative Republicans part. It's par for the course for them though. If you ignore history and deny it, it just didn't happen and doesn't exist. Just like the 2020 Presidential election, and just like January 6th. It's funny how uncomfortable Republicans get about talking about race. That says it all in my eyes.  Removing any discussion of race, discrimination, and injustice throughout American history sounds like such an enlightening plan in the Republican educational system.  It's like they don't understand that discussing racism and discrimination historically should make everyone uncomfortable.

    I talk about race all the time because I’ve spent so much time looking into these arguments. 

    I have found that people on the left are usually incapable of talking about it if their beliefs are challenged. 

    They can never answer questions like “why have Asians thrived in this system” or “why do first generation Nigerians outperform black Americans by so much?”. 

    In DC, 5% of whites are in poverty while 23.5% of black people are in poverty. This is one of the biggest gaps in the nation. All of the local politicians are Democrats and the population is 80% democrat. Far left Oregon has a 17 point gap. Ultra liberal Vermont has a 26 point gap. Kentucky has an 8 point gap. Texas has an 8 point gap.  Nebraska only has a 6 point gap. Is this proof that Democrats are racist? 

     
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    Posted: Jun. 18, 2021 - 8:13 PM ET #8

    Trans-Saharan slave trade. 

    Indian Ocean slave trade. 

    Atlantic slave trade. 


    Many African states were dependent on the international slave trade. 

    Slavery shows how cruel people with power can become. THAT should be the lesson.

     

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    Trans-Saharan slave trade. 

    Indian Ocean slave trade. 

    Atlantic slave trade. 


    Many African states were dependent on the international slave trade. 

    Slavery shows how cruel people with power can become. THAT should be the lesson.

     

     
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    Posted: Jun. 18, 2021 - 8:21 PM ET #9

    Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

    Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81: Quote Originally Posted by DoubleUp4Life: 

    They can never answer questions like “why have Asians thrived in this system” or “why do first generation Nigerians outperform black Americans by so much?”.  In DC, 5% of whites are in poverty while 23.5% of black people are in poverty. This is one of the biggest gaps in the nation. All of the local politicians are Democrats and the population is 80% democrat. Far left Oregon has a 17 point gap. Ultra liberal Vermont has a 26 point gap. Kentucky has an 8 point gap. Texas has an 8 point gap.  Nebraska only has a 6 point gap. Is this proof that Democrats are racist?

     

    You clearly don't know your history. You think American born Asians have faced the same type of racist, predatory policies as African-Americans? and Nigerians? Asian born do face racism and have faced discriminatory policies, but not like Blacks.  Man you need to revisit history. It's obvious you don't have a clue. 

    Look up Jim Crow, red-lining, prredatory lending practices, housing segregation, the war on drugs, cocaine versus crack drug sentencing guidelines, charter schools. 

    Much of the disparities are due to inability for Black communities to acquire wealth through home ownership. Unfortunately, this stems from redlining practices, which still carry lingering effects from decades ago. Local property taxes fund schools. Perhaps you can put 2 +2 together? 

    You think these policies targeted Asian-Americans and Nigerians??? an_roll_laughan_roll_laugh

    The ignorance among the right is actually mind-blowing. 

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    Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

    Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81: Quote Originally Posted by DoubleUp4Life: 

    They can never answer questions like “why have Asians thrived in this system” or “why do first generation Nigerians outperform black Americans by so much?”.  In DC, 5% of whites are in poverty while 23.5% of black people are in poverty. This is one of the biggest gaps in the nation. All of the local politicians are Democrats and the population is 80% democrat. Far left Oregon has a 17 point gap. Ultra liberal Vermont has a 26 point gap. Kentucky has an 8 point gap. Texas has an 8 point gap.  Nebraska only has a 6 point gap. Is this proof that Democrats are racist?

     

    You clearly don't know your history. You think American born Asians have faced the same type of racist, predatory policies as African-Americans? and Nigerians? Asian born do face racism and have faced discriminatory policies, but not like Blacks.  Man you need to revisit history. It's obvious you don't have a clue. 

    Look up Jim Crow, red-lining, prredatory lending practices, housing segregation, the war on drugs, cocaine versus crack drug sentencing guidelines, charter schools. 

    Much of the disparities are due to inability for Black communities to acquire wealth through home ownership. Unfortunately, this stems from redlining practices, which still carry lingering effects from decades ago. Local property taxes fund schools. Perhaps you can put 2 +2 together? 

    You think these policies targeted Asian-Americans and Nigerians??? an_roll_laughan_roll_laugh

    The ignorance among the right is actually mind-blowing. 

     
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    Posted: Jun. 18, 2021 - 11:53 PM ET #10

    It appears that you have no idea what critical race theory is? 

    I’ll ask one question, try to answer it directly. 

    Why do Asians outperform white people in today’s system? 

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    It appears that you have no idea what critical race theory is? 

    I’ll ask one question, try to answer it directly. 

    Why do Asians outperform white people in today’s system? 

     
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    Posted: Jun. 19, 2021 - 12:28 AM ET #11

    2021: Democrats are putting a disproportionate amount of black people on welfare preventing black people from acquiring wealth through home ownership.

    True or false? 

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    2021: Democrats are putting a disproportionate amount of black people on welfare preventing black people from acquiring wealth through home ownership.

    True or false? 

     
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    Posted: Jun. 19, 2021 - 9:52 AM ET #12

    New federal holiday Juneteenth marks the end of enslavement on June 19, 1865.  Hypocritical to honor Juneteenth while condemning teaching of critical race theory.  Banning CRT from schools whitewash systemic racism role in US history.  Also laws that make voting harder discriminate against minorities.

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    New federal holiday Juneteenth marks the end of enslavement on June 19, 1865.  Hypocritical to honor Juneteenth while condemning teaching of critical race theory.  Banning CRT from schools whitewash systemic racism role in US history.  Also laws that make voting harder discriminate against minorities.

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

      Why do Asians outperform white people in today’s system?

    Myth is that Asian Americans are proof that hard work and education lead to success despite skin color.  The real secret to their success isn't solely due to superior education.  According to Brown university study, dismantling of discriminatory institutions and softening of racist prejudices allow Asian Americans to finally find better opportunities.  Equal pay for equal skill or work.  Now that discrimination is lessened, the Asian edge in education is apparent.  But census statistics show minorities still working harder to earn less.  Among the highly educated, white men earn more than Asian men.

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    Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

      Why do Asians outperform white people in today’s system?

    Myth is that Asian Americans are proof that hard work and education lead to success despite skin color.  The real secret to their success isn't solely due to superior education.  According to Brown university study, dismantling of discriminatory institutions and softening of racist prejudices allow Asian Americans to finally find better opportunities.  Equal pay for equal skill or work.  Now that discrimination is lessened, the Asian edge in education is apparent.  But census statistics show minorities still working harder to earn less.  Among the highly educated, white men earn more than Asian men.

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

    New federal holiday Juneteenth marks the end of enslavement on June 19, 1865.  Hypocritical to honor Juneteenth while condemning teaching of critical race theory.  Banning CRT from schools whitewash systemic racism role in US history.  Also laws that make voting harder discriminate against minorities.
    What laws have made it harder for anyone to vote?

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    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

    New federal holiday Juneteenth marks the end of enslavement on June 19, 1865.  Hypocritical to honor Juneteenth while condemning teaching of critical race theory.  Banning CRT from schools whitewash systemic racism role in US history.  Also laws that make voting harder discriminate against minorities.
    What laws have made it harder for anyone to vote?

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

    Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81: Quote Originally Posted by DoubleUp4Life: Why do some  people have an issue with CRT ?? It's been taught in many school districts and law schools since the 1980's .. Fox news easily manipulates gullible people. It's pretty pathetic on conservative Republicans part. It's par for the course for them though. If you ignore history and deny it, it just didn't happen and doesn't exist. Just like the 2020 Presidential election, and just like January 6th. It's funny how uncomfortable Republicans get about talking about race. That says it all in my eyes.  Removing any discussion of race, discrimination, and injustice throughout American history sounds like such an enlightening plan in the Republican educational system.  It's like they don't understand that discussing racism and discrimination historically should make everyone uncomfortable. I talk about race all the time because I’ve spent so much time looking into these arguments.  I have found that people on the left are usually incapable of talking about it if their beliefs are challenged.  They can never answer questions like “why have Asians thrived in this system” or “why do first generation Nigerians outperform black Americans by so much?”.  In DC, 5% of whites are in poverty while 23.5% of black people are in poverty. This is one of the biggest gaps in the nation. All of the local politicians are Democrats and the population is 80% democrat. Far left Oregon has a 17 point gap. Ultra liberal Vermont has a 26 point gap. Kentucky has an 8 point gap. Texas has an 8 point gap.  Nebraska only has a 6 point gap. Is this proof that Democrats are racist?

     

    You comparing centuries of oppression and systematic racism to the plight of asian Americans or Nigerians is beyond pathetic...

    There is no point in discussing race in America with an abject moron .

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    Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

    Quote Originally Posted by DeezyAZ81: Quote Originally Posted by DoubleUp4Life: Why do some  people have an issue with CRT ?? It's been taught in many school districts and law schools since the 1980's .. Fox news easily manipulates gullible people. It's pretty pathetic on conservative Republicans part. It's par for the course for them though. If you ignore history and deny it, it just didn't happen and doesn't exist. Just like the 2020 Presidential election, and just like January 6th. It's funny how uncomfortable Republicans get about talking about race. That says it all in my eyes.  Removing any discussion of race, discrimination, and injustice throughout American history sounds like such an enlightening plan in the Republican educational system.  It's like they don't understand that discussing racism and discrimination historically should make everyone uncomfortable. I talk about race all the time because I’ve spent so much time looking into these arguments.  I have found that people on the left are usually incapable of talking about it if their beliefs are challenged.  They can never answer questions like “why have Asians thrived in this system” or “why do first generation Nigerians outperform black Americans by so much?”.  In DC, 5% of whites are in poverty while 23.5% of black people are in poverty. This is one of the biggest gaps in the nation. All of the local politicians are Democrats and the population is 80% democrat. Far left Oregon has a 17 point gap. Ultra liberal Vermont has a 26 point gap. Kentucky has an 8 point gap. Texas has an 8 point gap.  Nebraska only has a 6 point gap. Is this proof that Democrats are racist?

     

    You comparing centuries of oppression and systematic racism to the plight of asian Americans or Nigerians is beyond pathetic...

    There is no point in discussing race in America with an abject moron .

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

    A coalition of six dozen educational groups denounces states banning teaching of racial inequality and injustice.  American historical association, American federation of teachers, American association of university professors and Association of colleges.  State bans are unconstitutional and violate free speech. Purpose of teaching critical race theory is to understand complete history.  Not to teach Americans to hate each other.  Society can only do better by acknowledging where improvements are needed.  Teaching truth doesn't create discrimination but instead fights it.  Masking fear of confronting the truth only teach students that they can cherry pick data, falsify evidence and fabricate reality.
    you democrats just LOVE to exploit children.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

    A coalition of six dozen educational groups denounces states banning teaching of racial inequality and injustice.  American historical association, American federation of teachers, American association of university professors and Association of colleges.  State bans are unconstitutional and violate free speech. Purpose of teaching critical race theory is to understand complete history.  Not to teach Americans to hate each other.  Society can only do better by acknowledging where improvements are needed.  Teaching truth doesn't create discrimination but instead fights it.  Masking fear of confronting the truth only teach students that they can cherry pick data, falsify evidence and fabricate reality.
    you democrats just LOVE to exploit children.

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by DoubleUp4Life:

    You comparing centuries of oppression and systematic racism to the plight of asian Americans or Nigerians is beyond pathetic... There is no point in discussing race in America with an abject moron .

    Show me where I made that comparison.

    It’s typical for Democrats to make things up when they can’t answer a question. Because if they just answered the question their entire narrative would blow up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DoubleUp4Life:

    You comparing centuries of oppression and systematic racism to the plight of asian Americans or Nigerians is beyond pathetic... There is no point in discussing race in America with an abject moron .

    Show me where I made that comparison.

    It’s typical for Democrats to make things up when they can’t answer a question. Because if they just answered the question their entire narrative would blow up.

    sleep2 

     
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    Black people in America are disproportionately poor in 2021 as a direct result of welfare and culture. 

    That’s just an uncomfortable fact and nothing will change until that fact is addressed. 

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    Black people in America are disproportionately poor in 2021 as a direct result of welfare and culture. 

    That’s just an uncomfortable fact and nothing will change until that fact is addressed. 

    an_light

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

    It appears that you have no idea what critical race theory is?  I’ll ask one question, try to answer it directly.  Why do Asians outperform white people in today’s system?

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    Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

    It appears that you have no idea what critical race theory is?  I’ll ask one question, try to answer it directly.  Why do Asians outperform white people in today’s system?

    sleep2

     
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    @I_Need_A_Detox

      an_laughWhat an ignorant and arrogant fool you are !!!!  

    1) Did Asians get their wealth destroyed  by racist white mobs ?

    there is already an Anti_Asian Hate bill after some COVID-related attacks

    The Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill was first introduced in 1918 by Representative Leonidas C. Dyer, a Republican from St. Louis, Missouri, in the United States House of Representatives as H.R. 11279

    It was intended to establish lynching as a federal crime.

    As of March, 2021, no anti-lynching bill has been passed by both houses.

    103 years later no anti-lynching bill

     

    2) Destruction of Black Wealth/properties

     A)  Tulsa, Oklahoma

    Viola Fletcher was 7 year old when jealous White terrorists with the help of White police officers [KKK in uniform/today race soldiers) ) killed tons of wealthy Black

    people in Tulsa Oklahoma, Destroying everything

    At the age of 107 years (Yeah She survived the terrorist attack)  , she testified before congress 

    You ever heard of generational wealth  ?

     

    2)  Elaine Massacre ( Arkansas )  Home to Tom Cotton (AKA "Slavery was a necessary Evil)

     

    Black farmers lost their  farms and lands

     

    3)  East St Louis Massacre (Missouri)

     

    4) Slocum Massacre ( Texas )

     

    5)  Ocoee Massacre ( Florida )

     

    All above states are Republican or so-called "Red states"

    No wonder Republicans are against CRT, which teaches about racial injustice and Anti-Black hate (Starting with slavery)  in the US

    slavery helped the US go from a colonial economy to the second biggest industrial power in the world.

    It was not "just a crime" committed by a few Southern planters

    The profits from cotton propelled the US into a position as one of the leading economies in the world, and made the South its most prosperous region. The ownership of enslaved people increased wealth for Southern planters so much that by the dawn of the Civil War, the Mississippi River Valley had more millionaires per capita than any other region.

     

    As America observes 402 years since the 1619 arrival of enslaved Africans to the colony of Virginia, these deprivations are seeing increased attention — and so are the ways America’s economic empire, built on the backs of the enslaved, connects to the present.

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      an_laughWhat an ignorant and arrogant fool you are !!!!  

    1) Did Asians get their wealth destroyed  by racist white mobs ?

    there is already an Anti_Asian Hate bill after some COVID-related attacks

    The Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill was first introduced in 1918 by Representative Leonidas C. Dyer, a Republican from St. Louis, Missouri, in the United States House of Representatives as H.R. 11279

    It was intended to establish lynching as a federal crime.

    As of March, 2021, no anti-lynching bill has been passed by both houses.

    103 years later no anti-lynching bill

     

    2) Destruction of Black Wealth/properties

     A)  Tulsa, Oklahoma

    Viola Fletcher was 7 year old when jealous White terrorists with the help of White police officers [KKK in uniform/today race soldiers) ) killed tons of wealthy Black

    people in Tulsa Oklahoma, Destroying everything

    At the age of 107 years (Yeah She survived the terrorist attack)  , she testified before congress 

    You ever heard of generational wealth  ?

     

    2)  Elaine Massacre ( Arkansas )  Home to Tom Cotton (AKA "Slavery was a necessary Evil)

     

    Black farmers lost their  farms and lands

     

    3)  East St Louis Massacre (Missouri)

     

    4) Slocum Massacre ( Texas )

     

    5)  Ocoee Massacre ( Florida )

     

    All above states are Republican or so-called "Red states"

    No wonder Republicans are against CRT, which teaches about racial injustice and Anti-Black hate (Starting with slavery)  in the US

    slavery helped the US go from a colonial economy to the second biggest industrial power in the world.

    It was not "just a crime" committed by a few Southern planters

    The profits from cotton propelled the US into a position as one of the leading economies in the world, and made the South its most prosperous region. The ownership of enslaved people increased wealth for Southern planters so much that by the dawn of the Civil War, the Mississippi River Valley had more millionaires per capita than any other region.

     

    As America observes 402 years since the 1619 arrival of enslaved Africans to the colony of Virginia, these deprivations are seeing increased attention — and so are the ways America’s economic empire, built on the backs of the enslaved, connects to the present.

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by THEMUGG:

    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson: New federal holiday Juneteenth marks the end of enslavement on June 19, 1865.  Hypocritical to honor Juneteenth while condemning teaching of critical race theory.  Banning CRT from schools whitewash systemic racism role in US history.  Also laws that make voting harder discriminate against minorities. What laws have made it harder for anyone to vote?

    The same ones that have made it harder for them to get the Wuhan vaccine. peace_5

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    Quote Originally Posted by THEMUGG:

    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson: New federal holiday Juneteenth marks the end of enslavement on June 19, 1865.  Hypocritical to honor Juneteenth while condemning teaching of critical race theory.  Banning CRT from schools whitewash systemic racism role in US history.  Also laws that make voting harder discriminate against minorities. What laws have made it harder for anyone to vote?

    The same ones that have made it harder for them to get the Wuhan vaccine. peace_5

     
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    Posted: Jun. 20, 2021 - 5:47 PM ET #22

    This lisp character thinks he made a good point. 

    I’m convinced Democrats just regurgitate what they hear with no real understanding of the issue at hand. 

    Sad really. 

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    This lisp character thinks he made a good point. 

    I’m convinced Democrats just regurgitate what they hear with no real understanding of the issue at hand. 

    Sad really. 

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by DoubleUp4Life:

    There is no point in discussing race in America with an abject moron .

    By ‘race’, I assume you mean ‘racism’. 

    If you are not going to ‘discuss’ it with someone that disagrees with you and try to counter the points they bring up with sensible comparisons and contrast — but only call them names — then one has to wonder who the ‘moron’ really is. 

    Anyone can ‘discuss’ it with a fellow cheerleader.  It is the sensible person that can discuss it with someone that flat out disagrees or does not have an opinion, yet. 

    Whenever someone goes right away to yelling or name-calling, it shows they have already lost the argument.  This is because of one of two reasons:  they either do not have the firepower or they are simply wrong.  

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    Quote Originally Posted by DoubleUp4Life:

    There is no point in discussing race in America with an abject moron .

    By ‘race’, I assume you mean ‘racism’. 

    If you are not going to ‘discuss’ it with someone that disagrees with you and try to counter the points they bring up with sensible comparisons and contrast — but only call them names — then one has to wonder who the ‘moron’ really is. 

    Anyone can ‘discuss’ it with a fellow cheerleader.  It is the sensible person that can discuss it with someone that flat out disagrees or does not have an opinion, yet. 

    Whenever someone goes right away to yelling or name-calling, it shows they have already lost the argument.  This is because of one of two reasons:  they either do not have the firepower or they are simply wrong.  

     
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    Does this idiot even know that Democrats dominated Texas in 1910? 

    In 1917 the mayor of St Louis was a Democrat. 

    In 1919 Democrats dominated Arkansas. 

    Dumb fucc. 

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    Does this idiot even know that Democrats dominated Texas in 1910? 

    In 1917 the mayor of St Louis was a Democrat. 

    In 1919 Democrats dominated Arkansas. 

    Dumb fucc. 

     
     
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     an_laugh You need a Detox 

     

    Southern Dixiecrats  (Yesteryear Democrats) are today's Republicans ...

    CRT will help you Detox an_roll_laughan_roll_laugh

     

    The monopoly that the Democratic Party held over most of the South first showed major signs of breaking apart in 1948, when many white Southern Democrats, upset by the policies of desegregation enacted during the administration of Democratic President Harry Truman, created the States Rights Democratic Party. This new party, commonly referred to as the "Dixiecrats", nominated South Carolina Governor Strom Thurmond for President. 

    The Dixiecrats won most of the deep South, where Truman was not on the ballot. The new party collapsed after the election, while Thurmond became a Republican in the 1960s.

     

    President Lyndon B. Johnson, although a southern Democrat himself, signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Voting Rights Act of 1965. This led to heavy opposition from both Southern Democrats and Southern Republicans. Subsequent to the passage of civil rights legislation, many white southerners switched to the Republican Party at the national level.

     

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     an_laugh You need a Detox 

     

    Southern Dixiecrats  (Yesteryear Democrats) are today's Republicans ...

    CRT will help you Detox an_roll_laughan_roll_laugh

     

    The monopoly that the Democratic Party held over most of the South first showed major signs of breaking apart in 1948, when many white Southern Democrats, upset by the policies of desegregation enacted during the administration of Democratic President Harry Truman, created the States Rights Democratic Party. This new party, commonly referred to as the "Dixiecrats", nominated South Carolina Governor Strom Thurmond for President. 

    The Dixiecrats won most of the deep South, where Truman was not on the ballot. The new party collapsed after the election, while Thurmond became a Republican in the 1960s.

     

    President Lyndon B. Johnson, although a southern Democrat himself, signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Voting Rights Act of 1965. This led to heavy opposition from both Southern Democrats and Southern Republicans. Subsequent to the passage of civil rights legislation, many white southerners switched to the Republican Party at the national level.

     

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